December 19, 2009 
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What does that mean?
It means a Release Candidate will be made available sometime in February 2010 with a “Go Live” license.
Microsoft is moving the launch of Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 back a few weeks.
You can read more about this from Soma Segar’s or Scott Gu’s blog postings.
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