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whitepaper Intel Case Study: Cyclone Microsystems, Inc. PCI-736 Intelligent Real-Time I/O Engine2005-06-15 03:00:01 Intel
  Aptly named, Cyclone Microsystems builds the engines for the complex embedded systems that handle virtual torrents of information. For its second-generation intelligent Gigabit controller, Cyclone started with a promising board design that could make use of the latest Intel MACs and PHYs to cost-effectively boost performance. At the same time, Cyclone planned to harness the latest innovations in Intel I/O processing architecture, including the low-power/high-performance features of Intel XScale technology. This case study looks more closely at the new Cyclone PCI-736 Gigabit controller and the innovative combination of components that enabled Cyclone to achieve maximum embedded performance.   
whitepaper Embedded Intel Architecture Optimizes New, Multi-Service Edge Router2005-06-15 03:00:01 Intel
  Laurel Networks engineers had their work cut out for them-to create a service edge router that would allow telecom carriers to offer multiple services (such as ATM, Frame Relay, VPNs and Internet connectivity) with carrier grade performance on a single IP-based network. The resulting optimized architecture immediately impacts carrier profitability by enabling new services while significantly reducing capital and operations costs. To provide this system, Laurel Networks needed an extremely powerful and fast processor. Using Intel Architecture-based building blocks to meet these needs, Laurel Networks developed the ST200 Service Edge Router, which combines Internet-class routing, multi-service support and architecture flexibility to support current and evolving service provider requirements-all at wire speed.   
whitepaper Wincor Nixdorf Adopted the Microsoft Windows XP Embedded Operating System for Its Next Generation of BEETLE POS Products2005-08-09 03:00:02
  Wincor Nixdorf is a leading provider of solutions for companies that use point of sale (POS) systems, such as retail businesses. To meet demands for simpler, more flexible devices that offer greater ease of management and connectivity to enterprise systems, Wincor Nixdorf adopted the Microsoft Windows XP Embedded operating system for its next generation of BEETLE POS products.   
whitepaper Cleveland Motion Controls Uses Windows XP Embedded and Venturcom RTX Software to Offer High-Performance, Real-Time Motion Control and Enterprise Integration2005-08-09 03:00:02
  The Burny Division of Cleveland Motion Controls is a leading provider of shape-cutting motion control machines used in a variety of manufacturing operations. To continue the success of its Burny 10 product line, the company utilizes Microsoft Windows XP Embedded and Venturcom RTX software to give customers high-performance, real-time motion control and powerful enterprise integration functionality.   
whitepaper Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. Switches to Windows XP Embedded to Keep Crew Connected and Content While at Sea2005-08-09 03:00:02
  When it was time for Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. (RCCL) to expand its fleet - and hire 17,000 additional crew members - it knew it would need to offer potential crew members benefits that make working for RCCL better than working for any other cruise line. RCCL first installed QNX terminals to connect to the Internet and the crew was enthusiastic about the possibility of Internet access from their cabins. But as time went on, the crew became disappointed with the number of Web sites they could not access because of browser conflicts. Soon, RCCL had to face up to outdated, discontinued hardware. It evaluated several options, including Linux, but decided that a Microsoft Windows-based solution would best fit their needs.   
whitepaper Compaq Computer Corporation Used Windows XP Embedded to Build a Thin Client Solution With Advanced Security2005-08-09 03:00:02
  Compaq Computer Corporation provides thin client computing solutions that meet the demands for Fortune 1,000 companies and other organizations with sizable networks focused on transaction-based applications. Compaq sought to develop a thin client solution that offered an advanced user interface, booted directly to a Web browser, and had no moving parts. Moreover, it required an operating system with the capability to serve a network of up to 25,000 users. After investigating the Linux operating system and realizing that it fell short, Compaq selected Microsoft Windows XP Embedded in order to achieve its goal.   
whitepaper Bally Gaming & Systems Uses Windows XP Embedded to Build Rich Gaming Devices2005-08-09 03:00:02
  Bally Gaming is one of the leading makers of equipment and games for casinos, but wanted to advance the variety and number of games it creates to boost market share. Bally adopted the Windows XP Embedded operating system to take advantage of the advanced componentized technology available in the Windows XP desktop version, including USB and rich feature components. Bally Gaming is now able to build gaming devices that have enhanced functionality such as rich multimedia support while providing casinos with the security and monitoring capabilities of networked PCs.   
whitepaper National Semiconductor Conceptual Products Group Decided to Create a Multifunction Information Appliance2005-08-09 03:00:02
  To top its awarding-winning product concepts from previous years, the National Semiconductor Conceptual Products Group decided to create a multifunction information appliance that performed equally well on a desktop or in a mobile location. To ensure maximum reliability, versatility, interoperability, and a broad set of features in a small footprint, the group decided to build its National Origami Mobile Communicator on the Microsoft Windows XP Embedded operating system. As a result, the group was able in four weeks to develop the software for a working proof-of-concept device that included all the required functionality.   
whitepaper Retalix Ltd. Provides Integrated Enterprise-Wide Software Solutions for the Retail Food Industry Worldwide2005-08-09 03:00:02
  By porting its StoreLine retail point-of-sale (RPOS) terminal to Microsoft Windows XP Embedded, Retalix is able to provide its customers with more features in a smaller footprint and deliver StoreLine terminals to market quickly through easier customization. With its broad support for new hardware and extensive out-of-the-box driver support, Windows XP Embedded enabled Retalix to port its existing version of StoreLine POS devices to Windows XP Embedded in less than two days, giving Retalix the competitive edge in features, price, and time to market.   
whitepaper Siemens Sees the Microsoft Windows XP Embedded Operating System as a Viable Solution2005-08-09 03:00:02
  Siemens Energy & Automation sees the Microsoft Windows XP Embedded operating system as a viable solution for a custom, locked-down, industrial Panel PC in certain OEM applications. The improved group policy support, ability to pick and choose components, and Windows XP Embedded tools to made it easier for developers to create a locked-down system and enabled Siemens to create a working prototype in less than five days.