>Good to know. Last I heard it would only be supported in C#.
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>>BTW - Generics will work across all MSFT languages in Whidbey.

For people who did not attend the PDC conference in October, you can find much of the information from the conference sessions free online at http://msdn.microsoft.com/events/pdc/agendaandsessions/sessions/default.aspx. For example, on this topic there is materials for session:

Tools and Languages
TLS300
Visual Basic "Whidbey": Advanced Language and IDE Features
Visual Basic .NET introduced VB developers to a number of advanced language features from inheritance to multithreading. In "Whidbey", Visual Basic developers will have access to an even larger set of advanced features within the language and the development environment. Learn the ins and outs of generics, operator overloading, XML Doc comments, partial types, and more! Amanda Silver; Steven Lees