Owners of devices running Windows Embedded operating systems should contact the manufacturer of the device if they have questions regarding operation, upgrades, or other matters. Please refer to your product's owner manual or visit the manufacturer's website for more details.
Microsoft sells Windows Embedded operating systems to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and developers of embedded devices and products like netbooks. These OEMs and developers customize Windows Embedded products like Windows Embedded Compact 7 (next generation of Windows CE) for their connected devices, creating their own user interface and other software elements and components. |
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Examples of Devices Running Windows Embedded
| Netbooks Running Windows CE | The Sylvania Wireless Netbook running Windows Embedded CE 6.0 has a low power, 128MB of RAM, 2GB of flash storage, and a 7- inch, high resolution 800x480 display for ultra portability. It includes 802.11b/g WiFi, 3 USB ports, an SD card slot, and a built-in lithium battery. The Sylvania SYNET07526 Rainbow runs Windows CE 6.0 and weighs less than 2 pounds. |
| Ford SYNC | This easy-to-use automotive technology and in-car connectivity system runs Windows Embedded CE 6.0. It allows car owners to make hands-free calls and control their music and other functions with simple voice commands. Other features include turn-by-turn directions, 911 assistance, vehicle health reports, personalized daily info, business search, traffic alerts, and audible text messages. |
| Fiat Blue&Me | Another Windows Embedded automotive technology, this in-car navigation and entertainment system runs Windows Embedded CE 6.0 and includes an innovative eco:Drive application that helps adapt the driver's driving for greater fuel efficiency. Blue&Me also makes it easy to manage and play your music, make and receive calls, and listen to text messages. |
| SlingCatcher | This universal media player for TVs runs Windows Embedded CE 6.0 to provide an intuitive on-screen interface and remote control for easy access to TV from a Slingbox, Internet video from a PC, or personal media from a USB hard drive. It makes a great solution for anyone who has multiple TVs and wants to view DVR content on any and all of them. A SlingCatcher in a dorm room can even allow a user to access a Slingbox at home and access the home TV and DVR for favorite programs. |
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