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'''Winndows Embedded 7''' is a member of the [[Windows Embedded]] family of componentised operating systems developed by [[Microsoft]], and is built on the same kernel as [[Windows 7]]. It is designed for use on embedded devices such as point of sale terminals and automated teller machines. | '''Winndows Embedded 7''' is a member of the [[Windows Embedded]] family of componentised operating systems developed by [[Microsoft]], and is built on the same kernel as [[Windows 7]]. It is designed for use on embedded devices such as point of sale terminals and automated teller machines. | ||
== See | == See also == | ||
*[[Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs]] | *[[Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs]] | ||
*[[Windows Thin PC]] | *[[Windows Thin PC]] | ||
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| Windows Embedded 7 | |
| Codename Preliminary name |
Quebec |
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| Kernel version | NT 6.1 |
| CPU architecture | x86, x64 |
| Release date | 29th July 2010 (Standard) 10th September 2011 (PoS) |
| Support end | 13th October 2020 (Standard) 12th October 2021 (PoS) |
| Preceded by | Windows Embedded 2009 |
| Succeeded by | Windows Embedded 8 |
Winndows Embedded 7 is a member of the Windows Embedded family of componentised operating systems developed by Microsoft, and is built on the same kernel as Windows 7. It is designed for use on embedded devices such as point of sale terminals and automated teller machines.
