With Microsoft?s Professional Developers Conference (PDC) and Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) happening a week apart from each other in late October, there?s going to be an extraordinary amount of Windows 7 information communicated in such a short time.
A couple of months ago people began uncovering a bunch of Windows 7 related sessions published to the PDC 2008 agenda, and now more recently some Windows 7 sessions has appeared on the WinHEC 2008 sessions list too.
Connected PCs and Devices
- Audio Design for Unified Communications
- Building a Communication Device in Windows 7
- Building a Windows Certified Electronic Picture Frame
- Common Driver Installation Errors and How to Diagnose Them
- Design Considerations for Building a Windows Home Server
- Discussion: Windows Home Server
- PC and Device IDs in Windows 7: What You Need to Know
- Plug and Play Basics
- Printer Driver Development Tools and Print Verifier
- USB Technology Update and Windows Strategy
- Windows 7 Device Experience Overview
- Windows 7 Logo Program and Design Considerations for Network Infrastructure Devices
- Windows Connect Now for Wireless Devices
- Windows Logo for Network Media Devices and the Role of DLNA
- Windows SideShow: Building Better Devices and PCs
Core Platform & Fundamentals
- Distributing Drivers on Windows Update
- Leveraging Solid-State Drives in Windows
- Making Drivers Available on Windows
- Network Power Management Fundamentals
- New Developments in the Storage Platform
- System Integrated Flash Storage
- UEFI Industry Momentum: The AMD Perspective
- Windows 7 Power Management Overview
- Windows Logo Program Future Strategy
Enterprise Computing
- BitLocker: Protecting Portable Data in Windows
- Directions for Virtualized I/O in Windows
- IPv6: Deploying the Foundation for Tomorrow
- Microsoft Data Center Transformation
- New Windows Server Logo Requirements and Programs
- Server and Domain Isolation: The Next Generation for Network Security
- Understanding the Performance Cost of Power Optimizations
- Windows Presentation Virtualization
- Windows Server Power Management Overview
- Windows Virtualization and Cluster Shared Volumes
High Fidelity Graphics and Media
- DirectX: Core Graphics for Windows 7
- Discussion: Windows Media Center
- Display and Monitor Technologies
- Perspectives on the Windows TV Tuners Ecosystem
- Video Improvements in Windows 7
- Windows 7 Logo Program for TV Tuners and Remotes
- Working with the Windows 7 Graphics Architecture
Mobile Computing
- Connecting Projectors and Using Docking Stations with Windows 7
- Multi-touch Designing and Testing for Logo Compliance
- Multi-touch Driver Development
- Multi-touch in Windows 7 Overview
There are a lot of interesting topics about Windows 7. Hope they discuss and build a better OS which has more support for games and more modular.
Source: Microsoft
