WEC7 vs WinCE6 [Windows]

Catagory	CE7	CE6
User Interface options Silverlight and the Windows Embedded Silverlight Tools (WEST	- an extensible UI framework and the advanced Interaction options along with richer graphics with Silverlight 3.0 for evolving customer expectations. - support Silverlight 3 constructs and is accompanied by a powerful development tools that eases the integration work to hang in the C++ code behind. - gives consumers the ability to share and manage content across networked devices with Digital Living Network Alliance, such as new HDTVs, and a new media librarY	- limitation while using Silverlight for Embedded, first released in WinCE 6.0 R3 - silverlight 2.0
Multi-Touch and Custom gesture support	-  rich user experience with Multi-touch and custom gestures integrated into the browser.	- single touch only
Internet Explorer 7	- Internet Explorer 7 including support for Adobe Flash 10.1 - support for tabs, panning and zooming giving rich desktop browsing experience and natural touch input - browsing rich Web 2.0 content with streaming video on websites making the interface more interactive, -  browser control with IE7 rendering control surrounded with Silverlight Windows embedded application that allows developers to build highly interactive devices.	- IE6
hardware manufacturers and developers	- kernel support for 3GB physical RAM and also supports ARMv7 assembly. - market quicker with support for multi-core and
OS support for multi-core processors	- multiple CPU architectures and supports x86, SH (automotive only) and ARM. - supports multi-core processors, ARM VFPU and NEON instructions and provides support and commitment from ARM to Microsoft's Windows CE - supports ARMv7 - NO ARMv4 support	- Single CPU support - ARMv4 support
Media player	- Improved compression formats like mp4 and 3gp - improved video playback, video conferencing, video telephony, and digital TV
Exchange 2010 AirSync	- Improved Microsoft AirSync and Microsoft Exchange, as well as to Microsoft Office and Adobe PDF viewers to access important documents, and to Windows 7 Device Stage to transfer data and media between PCs and devices. - Synchronizes data using a direct connection with an Exchange Server that uses an Ethernet connection, this includes wireless and Ethernet cable connections.
Advanced Networking Stack	- advanced networking stack inspired from Windows 7 along with seamless connectivity options to PC and the Internet improved sync up with office products is an USP of the latest offering.