The first branding of Windows for embedded systems. Windows XP Embedded was an enhanced version of XP for PDAs, handhelds and other appliances that used the x86 CPU. It supported such features as ...

Not all Windows XP operating systems will become security risks after April 8. It turns out that most of the embedded versions of Windows XP will live on for a few more years, even as the Windows XP ...

Windows XP Embedded is a componentized version of the Windows XP operating system that targets connected applications such as retail point-of-sale devices, thin clients, gaming systems, self-service ...

“We are excited to see these industry leaders delivering solutions based on Windows XP Embedded that take advantage of the latest Windows technologies,” said Jim Allchin, group vice president of the ...

Microsoft on Tuesday gave developers another test drive of its new Windows XP Embedded operating system. The Redmond, Wash.-based software giant debuted the second beta of the component-based version ...

REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 28, 2001 — Microsoft Corp. kicked off the second annual Windows® Embedded Developers Conference today with a keynote address by Jim Allchin, group vice president of the companys ...

Microsoft Corp. released Windows XP Embedded nearly two months ahead of schedule on Wednesday at the Windows Embedded Developers Conference. Business uses for the componentized version of the client ...

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Windows XP Embedded entered Beta 2 Tuesday, and Microsoft Corp. representatives say the embedded operating system remains on track for release within 90 days of the general Windows XP release. Windows ...

Microsoft's release of a version of Windows XP that can squeeze into all sorts of devices, from slot machines to set-top boxes to cash registers, has a catch: If you're not careful, you could find ...