Create Differentiated, Dedicated Devices
The Windows® Embedded Enterprise family powers differentiated, dedicated devices that require Windows application compatibility and the flexibility to deploy a custom user interface.
When footprint size is not an issue, developers use Enterprise products like Windows 7 Professional for Embedded Systems to gain visual and differentiated user interfaces, connectivity capabilities, and reliability in building secure applications.
The Windows Embedded Enterprise family:
Windows 7 Professional for Embedded Systems
Windows 7 Ultimate for Embedded Systems
Windows Vista® Business for Embedded Systems
Windows Vista Ultimate for Embedded Systems
Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems
Features: Windows 7 Professional for Embedded Systems and Windows 7 Ultimate for Embedded Systems
| OS |
Windows 7 Pro for Embedded Systems and Windows 7 Ultimate for Embedded Systems |
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| Footprint |
1 GB RAM (32-bit) 2 GB RAM (64-bit) 16 GB hard drive |
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| Processor Support |
1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) |
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| Real-time OS |
Via third-party plug-in |
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| Fun Win32 Apps |
Existing or customized Win32 or Win64 applications |
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| Support |
10-year product lifecycle |
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Features: Windows XP Professional for Embedded Systems
| OS |
Windows XP Pro for Embedded Systems |
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| Footprint |
128 MB RAM; 1.5 GB hard drive |
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| Processor Support |
300MHz 32-bit x86 |
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| Real-time OS |
Via third-party plug-in |
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| Fun Win32 Apps |
Existing or customized Win32 or Win64 applications |
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| Support |
10-year product lifecycle |
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