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Intel Atom driver will be embedded in Windows 2009

In June 2008 Community Technology Review built-standard Windows 2009 is available for download through the Microsoft connection. Built-standard Windows 2009 is the successor to Windows XP Embedded and in this context, it is designed to play well with both Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008. At the same time, compatibility with the latest versions of Windows client operating systems and the North is not the only thing built-standard Windows 2009 brings to the table. Along with Redmand own software company, which has been transitioned to the Windows platform for embedded devices, Microsoft has decided to highlight support for Intel Atom processors.

"Including Intel drivers, like those for the new processor Intel Atom, built-in Windows Standard saves time other developers must validate and incorporate them into their projects. This approach to development can save up to a week in search of product racks," Revealed Doug Davis, vice president of Digital Enterprise Group and general manager of embedded and Communications Group at Intel.

Additionally, Windows 2009 and built standard features Internet Explorer 7, Windows Media Player 11. NET Framework 3,5, 6,1 Protocol Remote Desktop, network access protection (NAP) and Silverlight. Since officially launched at CTP build-Tech Microsoft Ed 2008, Redmond giant indicated that its next generation of XP-based embedded operating system is scheduled for general availability in the third quarter of this year.

Kevin Dallas, general manager of Windows Embedded business unit of Microsoft, opined, that the market is ready for Microsoft's vision to become reality, and for the company's new strategy, built around its next-gen composition of embedded operating systems. "With the new features in Windows Embedded Standard 2009 OEMs, allowing to build embedded devices, which combine seamlessly into existing enterprise infrastructure, including the latest Microsoft desktop and server technologies, will deliver the essential foundation for the next generation of smart, connected , Services-oriented devices in the enterprise. "

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