Invitation for the next Windows 'Longhorn' private beta

Well, it's finally imminent!
Bulletin: Longhorn's First Beta Test Invitation Begins: IT Pro News
http://itpro.nikkeibp.co.jp/free/NT/NEWS/20050711/3/
On the afternoon of July 8th (US time), Microsoft began sending invitations for a private beta version of the next flagship version of Windows, 'Longhorn' (codenamed development). According to its content, Longhorn Beta includes both client and server versions, as well as a development environment for programmers who have decided to participate. In addition, testers can optionally participate in beta testing with Internet Explorer (IE) 7 for Windows XP and IE7 for Windows Server 2003.
You may want to participate in the IE7 test, but I feel like I'm going to get depressed just by doing that (bitter smile).
'We promise that the next version of Windows, Longhorn (codenamed development), will be the latest, most secure and easy-to-understand Windows,' the invitation said. 'It is committed to ensuring that our customers can use their computers more efficiently, achieve their goals and pursue what they want to do. Your system and information are consistent. It provides a new set of tools to protect, an easier way to find, visualize, and organize your information, and provides better integration across applications, devices, and systems. '
Nobody believes ...
This invitation also includes the following text about the aim of Longhorn Beta 1.
'A thorough review of the basic parts of the OS. Improvements in reliability, performance, installation, and ease of use.'
'Major improvements to enable PC users to work smarter and provide exciting new experiences for home users'
'Next-generation development platform that makes it easy for developers to develop breakthrough applications'
Where are the scammers?
Beta testers will be notified when they are ready to test the Beta 1 release 'this summer.' The author's interview is that the first Longhorn beta will start at the end of July.
I see. So, it will leak out again and make a fuss.
Pull your hand and wait (go home)
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