At a recent news at the Embedded Systems Conference in San Jose, Microsoft has come up with the release of Windows Embedded Standard 7.
Aimed at OEMs, it targets consumer and enterprise device markets, providing online services for specialised devices, such as thin clients, digital signage, industrial controls, set-top boxes, connected media devices (CMDs), and many other electronic items.
Microsoft boasts that Windows technology is used to drive "rich, immersive user experiences", including multigesture touch interfaces and context-aware applications with Windows Touch. There are also smart power management APIs. Also with so much of impetus on embedded systems, embedded jobs are on the rise.
In addition to support for enterprise devices, STBs, CMDs and TVs built on Windows Embedded Standard 7 and leveraging the Windows Media centre feature will enable consumers to merge multimedia content from disparate sources, including Internet and broadcast TV, social media portals, and personal libraries of photos, music and videos, into
The new version of Windows embedded will give rise to new set of embedded jobs in the market where professionals will be learning all about the new version of windows embedded. "A centralised home entertainment hub", sharing and merging digital content from disparate sources, such as the Internet, TV, and personal libraries of photos, music and videos.
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