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Patch: Vista Service Pack 1 details announced: timing, beta, more 
Ars Technica | by caesar@arstechnica.com (Ken Fisher) | Wed, Aug 29
After months of online speculation and rumor, and complete silence from Microsoft, the company is finally talking publicly about when we can expect Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista, and what it will contain.
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