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I guess I can lastly stop concluding my Net Explorer (IE) nine posts with the words “Microsoft officials continue to decline to provide a ship-date target for IE 9.”On March 9, via a blog post, the IE team told users to expect Microsoft to make available the final IE 9 bits for download on March 14,Office 2010 Pro 32bit (http://www.office2010key.us/), starting at 9 p.m. PT. Microsoft is holding a launch party at the SXSW show to commemorate the launch and is promisng there will still be a few surprises there.(Tom Warren at WinRumors.com blogged earlier this month that he believed the launch of IE 9 would be on March 14th.)I downloaded the Release Candidate of IE 9 last month and have used it sporadically since. I;ve found it to be much faster and more stable than the beta was. I;m still having trouble with some sites,Office 2010 Professional Plus Activation (http://www.office-2010-key.co.uk/), however, including TechCrunch (which seems to freeze more often than not with IE nine for some reason).IE 9 is Microsoft;s most standards-compliant IE release to date. It includes a new JavaScript engine,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 (http://www.msoffice2010key.net/), codenamed “Chakra,” and enables hardware-accelerated graphics.Dean Hachamovitch, the head of IE, is going to be doing the Day 1 keynote at the Mix ‘11 conference in mid-April,Office 2010 Home And Business 32 Bit (http://www.key-office-2010.de/), the Softies announced today.Given the one-year timeframe during which IE nine went from Platform Preview 1 to launch, could it be that Microsoft will be ready to talk IE 10 at the show? That;d be impressive. I;m thinking it;s more likely that Hachamovitch will be talking about IE nine Mobile, the browser that will be part of the “Mango” Windows Phone 7 update expected later this year….In the interim,Office 2010 Pro Plus Activation Key (http://www.msoffice2010key.com/), any thoughts/guesses about what;s next for the IE team?