elaborate on pre-built binaries

README.md

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   This embedded implementation of the V8 engine uses thread locking so it works with ZTS enabled.
 
 
-Compiling latest version
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+Pre-built binaries
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 For some very first steps, instead of compiling manually you might want to try out the [V8Js docker
 image](https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/stesie/v8js/).  It has v8, v8js and php-cli pre-installed
 so you can give it a try with PHP in "interactive mode".  There is no Apache, etc. running however.
 
+For Debian & Ubuntu there are packages for most releases made available on the Project's
+[Jenkins installation](https://jenkins.brokenpipe.de/job/linux-packages/)
+as well as an [APT repository](http://packages.brokenpipe.de/).  As the distros still have
+PHP 5.x these binaries are for PHP 5.x as well.
+
+There also is a Heroku buildpack that has recent V8Js versions along with a
+[blog post](http://stesie.github.io/2015/11/v8js-on-heroku/) on how to do it.
+
+Last but not least there are binaries for Windows (PHP7, x86 including V8 4.7.75) that you can use
+with the PHP binaries from http://windows.php.net/download:
+
+* [V8Js for Windows, PHP7.0, x86, thread safe (TS)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/win-phpv8/v8js_vc14_php7_ts.zip)
+* [V8Js for Windows, PHP7.0, x86, non thread safe (NTS)](https://s3.amazonaws.com/win-phpv8/v8js_vc14_php7_nts.zip)
+
+
+Compiling latest version
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+
 Building on Microsoft Windows is a bit more involved, see README.Win32.md file
 for a quick run through.  Building on GNU/Linux and MacOS X is straight forward,
 see README.Linux.md and README.MacOS.md files for a walk through with platform