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Preliminary Windows 7 WinHEC 2008 sessions posted

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. Some interesting ones highlighted.

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

For the moment, WinHEC 2008 seems to have the leg up with more interesting Windows 7 content than PDC. However I’m sure both will balance out closer to the event when all the sessions have been finalized. Unfortunately for me, I can’t attend any of them due to exams *sigh*.