Windows Embedded 8 Released

On March 20, 2013,Microsoft announced the general availability of the Windows Embedded 8 familyof operating systems. In addition to extending Windows 8 technologies withadditional features to help OEM device makers to deliver robust and secureddevice, the Windows Embedded 8 family includes efficient tools and resources thatenable OEMs to rapidly build new generation of intelligent devices with thecapabilities to capture, analyze and act on valuable data across their organization’s IT infrastructures, and capitalizing on the Internet-of-Things business trends.
For more information about the release, visit the Windows Embedded 8 launch site: http://www.getwindowsembedded8.com.

To learn more about Windows Embedded 8 family of operating systems, visit the following URL:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/evaluate/windows-embedded-8.aspx

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