WEC2013 vs WEC7 [WinCE]

WEC2013	WEC7
Environment	Support for VS 2013 and VS 2012 - no WEC7 specific tool chain or compiler - fewer catalog items - Latest C runtime library	- vs2008 - separate pb for wec7
BSP or driver	- WLAN driver for TI WiLink 7.0 available - two new BSPs: the x86 based AMD G-Series and the ARM v7T2 based Texas Instruments OMAP 4470
Networking stack	- Enhanced network performance. - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol version 6 (DHCPv6) client with stateful and stateless address configuration. - (L2TP/IPsec) over IPv6 for VPN - Utilities for configuration and display of IPv6
Snapboot	- snapshot boot significantly reduces the time that is required for device to boot by saving the state of device to persistent storage and then restoring that state when the device reboots. - restores the system by using a previously saved memory image that contains the state of the system, including the program and driver states, that you want restored on boot. - supports large snapshots up to 500 MB, and also supports paging on demand from the snapshot image to further reduce boot time.
ARMv7T2	- improved support for the latest ISO C++11 specification - Visual Studio 2013 compiler targets a newer version of the ARM Embedded-Application Binary Interface (EABI)
Expression Blend	- incorporated Expression Blend to design applications for compact devices, removing the need to download a separate tool
OOM Model	-OOM model uses several thresholds, adjustable by registry, to provide different levels of available memory for different types of components. - Fails memory allocation if there is no memory available. - Provides notifications of low-memory or critical-memory issues, before memory allocation starts failing. - Provides a notification for a healthy memory status. - When applicable, enables any application or shell to monitor and take the correct action on an OOM event. For example, a device could reboot on an OOM event, use a shell that handles an OOM event, or not take any action so that the application handles the OOM event.	out-of-memory (OOM) model was designed specifically for devices that have limited RAM. - This design required users to close applications to avoid memory allocation failures.
Native application and managed application	- newest Microsoft C++ compiler and supports the latest versions of the C++ runtime, the Active Template Library (ATL), the Standard Template Library (STL), and the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC). -  uses .NET Compact Framework 3.9 -  include a smaller memory footprint and faster startup time - backward compatibility with .NET Compact Framework 3.5.	.NET Compact Framework 3.5
Streamlined Catalog	removed from the product, including: Internet Explorer 7. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Some consumer supported features, such as Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) and device sync. The Windows 95 shell.
Others	-  five new OS design templates to make creating OS designs simpler. - Improved support for data binding and new triggers -  use of a generic error handler plug-in at the FSDMGR level that can catch the failed disk I/O related operation and return an error value that can be acted upon -  HTML to display simple help files on a device - embedded offering which includes the iType® font engine and Monotype’s YingHei font