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Microsoft Announces the Next Version of Windows Embedded Standard to Be Built on Windows 7. Next generation of Windows Embedded Standard will offer a richer set of solutions for building smart, connected, service-oriented devices.
While the WSJ article doesn't clarify whether such a device would be built on Windows 8, Windows Phone 8 or a combination of both, it seems likely that Asus would work with the mobile version of the OS, provided it can be made to run on larger-screen tablet devices as well as smartphones.
BOSTON — Oct. 28, 2008 — Today at the Embedded Systems Conference Boston, Microsoft Corp. announced plans for the next generation of Windows Embedded Standard, code-named "Quebec" to be built on Windows 7. Windows Embedded "Quebec" delivers powerful next-generation Microsoft technologies including Silverlight 2, Windows Presentation Foundation and interoperability with Visual Studio 2010.
Users can upgrade from 10 S to Windows 10 Pro with a few button presses, as Windows 10 S is built on Windows 10 Pro.
The C-ME backend architecture enables these features and is built on Windows Server 2003, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 MOSSS 2007).
It'll be built on the Windows Server 2008 kernel, which "is an evolution of the kernel in Windows Vista".
Instead, an ad-funded layer of services will be built on top of Windows and Office.
These applications will be built on Microsoft's Windows Azure cloud computing platform.
The Chromeffects web page tools will open up a whole new world of user interfaces that can be built on top of Windows".
According to ZDnetter Mary Jo Foley, Pink will be built on top of Windows Mobile 7, which MS plans to release the code for this fall when WinMo 6.5 devices start to flood the market.
The new software, Windows Phone 8, will be built on the same foundation as Windows 8, the next version of Microsoft's operating system for desktops and tablets, the company said on Wednesday at a conference for software developers in San Francisco.
