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To: The Duke of URL© who wrote (63521)	11/28/2001 5:44:25 PM
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Windows XP Embedded was developed alongside the desktop version of the OS and shares the same core. But it also supports more add-ons than earlier embedded operating systems from Microsoft and allows for improved graphics and sound, said Keith White, senior director of Microsoft. Windows XP Embedded also supports the latest version of Internet Explorer and other applications, he said. “These non-PC devices are becoming smarter and much more connected,” White said. “That ties in nicely to our .Net vision,” he added, referring to Microsoft’s effort to allow people to access software and services over multiple devices, including PCs, cell phones and personal digital assistants. msnbc.com