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        ESC Boston recap features 'Embeddies' awards

        Staff | Date: Sep 28, 2007 | Comments: 1



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        This month's Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) in Boston drew 14 percent more attendees than last year's, reports Venture Development Corp. (VDC). In a full summary report on the annual event, the market research firm lists the major announcements, interesting exhibits, and of course, the best giveaways.




        Each year, VDC publishes detailed reports on the annual ESC East and West tradeshows in its Embedded Systems Industry Bulletin, published as part of the company's "Embedded Software Strategic Market Intelligence Program." As usual, the market research firm has generously agreed to share the complete, in-depth report with WindowsForDevices readers.

        Report highlights include VDC's informal "Embeddies" awards. Of these, VDC's coveted best-of-show designation was bestowed upon National Instruments for its recently released LabVIEW version 8.5, which runs on various Windows operating systems, including Windows XP Embedded, and provides a PDA module that supports Windows Mobile Pocket PCs.

        The ESC Embeddies awards are followed by an extensive "Walking the Floor" section acknowledging notable and interesting exhibits and demos from software, semiconductor, and board vendors.

        Read VDC's complete ESC 2007 Boston report to learn more.



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