Selecting an operating system platform is one of the first decisions an embedded developer must make for any given device design. Whether you are considering migrating from a proprietary to commercial platform, or from one commercial platform to another, the objectives are the same: accelerated time to market; a solid, extensible operating system core that can be used across all projects; superior technologies that support differentiation and address emerging opportunities; and predictability over the device lifecycle. In addition, you want it at the lowest possible total cost from a reputable vendor who will support you throughout the process.
For smart, connected, 32-bit devices requiring rich applications, Microsoft® Windows® XP Embedded delivers six distinct advantages over Linux in the embedded space:
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Integrated: An all-inclusive, tool set that delivers faster operating system and application development time
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Comprehensive: An operating system foundation with proven performance and reliability
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Unmatched: A technology portfolio for building the next generation of devices
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Interoperable: Broad interoperability with Microsoft® .NET® enabled applications and services that span devices, PCs, servers and the Web
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Proven: A long-term business model that is better aligned with your business
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Global: A worldwide system to support and speed overall product development
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