Microsoft has just made it official. They have sold a remarkable 100 million licenses of Windows 7 since it’s launch, making it the fastest selling operating system of Microsoft to date.

A Spanish site named Muywindows has grabbed exclusive screenshots from the upcoming Service Pack for Windows 7. The screenshots seems to have been taken from a demo copy of a Pre SP1 Build of Windows 7 which according to them will be handed over to a selected pool of private testers in the coming weeks.

I am giving away my fully licensed Windows 7 Ultimate NFR copy which I got today from Windows 7 launch event for free with absolutely no strings attached! To qualify, all you have to do is to join our facebook fanpage (if you haven’t already) and then leave a comment here on this post you are reading with a legitimate email address for contact. I will pick a winner randomly and ship it out to the winner at no cost.

Microsoft today has released their most awaited flagship product – Windows 7, officially as of October 22nd 2009. Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft, Steve Ballmer led the launch ceremony which was held at an event in New York City. He was joined in by high delegates from Microsoft & their partners including the CEOs from Dell, HP, Toshiba along with hundreds of beta testers and enthusiasts.

The wait is over! Windows 7 will be officially unveiled in a few hours from now on Thursday, 22nd October 2009 at 8 AM PDT in the heart of New York City. This consumer launch event will be hosted by Steve Ballmer, Chief Executive Officer of Microsoft Corporation and he will be accompanied by the man behind Windows 7, Steven Sinofsky – President of Windows Division along with usual hardware partners and Microsoft employees.

We will be reporting here Live from The New Efficiency – Windows 7 launch event, held at the Sheraton Hotel, Karachi. The launch event will be held on 22nd October at 08:45 AM and it will be all about exploring how Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Exchange 2010 and other Microsoft products will deliver on the “New Efficiency”, where cost savings, productivity and innovations come together.