Below is the some major feature about Lync 2013 Preview
- Full IPv6 support
- VDI plugin, allowing full A/V support in virtual desktop environments
- H.264 SVC codec support
- Skype federation support
- Persistent chat (or group chat) becomes a "full-fledged" Lync service, not just a bolted-on add-on
- Audio and video added to Lync Web App
- Consolidation of roles; no separate server role needed for monitoring and archiving
- Hybrid deployments of on-premises and Lync Online cloud servers now supported (this capability is called "hybrid voice")
- Support for M-N trunk routing, plus support for inter-trunk routing. Lasko explains: "This feature allows Lync to act as an intermediary between two or more different phone systems. For example, Lync can accept calls from one PBX, and pass the call through to another PBX. This can be very useful in larger environments and allows Lync to be the backbone of a corporate telephone network."
- Support for a unified contact store, with information maintained in MIcrosoft Exchange Server 2013, enabling users to access/manage contacts from Lync 2013 Preview, Outlook or Outlook Web App
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