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Industry-Leading Consumer Electronics Manufacturers Announce New Microsoft Windows CE-Based Devices at 2001 International CES | |
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| Time: 13:31 EST/18:31 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Today at 2001 International CES, six new Windows® CE operating system-based devices were announced, including Internet radios, Web pads and a wearable Internet appliance from Hitachi Ltd., Samsung Electronics, Siemens, AboCom Systems, DigMedia Inc. and SmartMedia. These new products represent just a few of the many Microsoft® Windows CE-based devices highlighted at CES this year, including those demonstrated during Bill Gates' keynote address such as Hitachi's wearable Internet appliance, Pocket PCs from Compaq Computer Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co., UltimateTV from Microsoft Corp., and Microsoft Car.NET. The breadth of Windows Powered devices showcased at this event is a clear demonstration that companies are selecting Windows CE 3.0 as their platform of choice for connected, 32-bit client devices that demand rich applications and Internet services. These devices and others are being showcased at the Microsoft Booth 626 at CES in Las Vegas. | ||
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