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We will not hold WinHEC this year. Instead, we are presenting Windows Summit 2010. Windows Summit 2010 is designed for people who engineer and test Windows 7-based PCs, devices, and software. Three technical tracks are offered to help you create the best systems, devices, and software using Windows 7 and Internet Explorer. The System track includes sessions on: - Optimizing performance and energy efficiency
- Implementing touch-enabled PCs
- Designing effective user experiences
- Understanding the Windows Logo Program for systems
- Creating and deploying system images
The Device track includes sessions on: - Overviews and demos of the Windows 7 device experience
- Understanding the Windows Logo Program for devices
- Using the Windows 7 platform to create custom device experiences
The Software track includes sessions on: - Developing touch-enabled applications
- Supporting the Windows Libraries feature
- Building on the Windows Sensors and Location platform
- Utilizing Windows Error Reporting
- Developing rich Web applications using Internet Explorer
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Get the WinHEC 2008 conference DVD  . This conference DVD contains technical session audio recordings, presentation decks, WinHEC white papers and sponsor information for the Microsoft WinHEC 2008 conference. We are pleased to announce that the price of the DVD is only $79.
WinHEC Calls to Action
What they talked about at WinHECDay 1
Driver Installation for 32-bit and 64-bit Platforms
How to Design and Test Multitouch Hardware Solutions for Windows 7
Mobile Battery Life Solutions: A Guide for Mobile Platform Professionals
Windows Device Experience
Windows Sensor and Location Platform
xperf: Windows Performance Tools Kit, v.4.1.1
Design Tradeoffs for SSD Performance Day 2
Connected Digital Picture Frames: Analysis and Specifications
Design Guidelines and Considerations for Building Windows Certified Network Media Devices
Driver Verifier in Windows 7
Mark Russinovich: Inside Windows 7 (Channel 9)
Multifunction Device Support and Device Container Groupings in Windows 7
Power Policy Configuration and Deployment in Windows
Receive-Side Scaling Enhancements in Windows Server 2008
Supporting Systems That Have More Than 64 Processors Day 3
Best Practices Guide for Developing Print Drivers
How to Use an INF to Override the Monitor EDID
Protected Broadcast Driver Architecture (PBDA) Specification
Testing and Troubleshooting the Print Subsystem
Tracing and Diagnosability for WDF Drivers View all conference papers... View conference presentations...
What the Blogsphere saysWinHEC: Windows 7 Bosses Push Better Hardware, More Choices
Win Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 move ahead in lockstep
Microsoft WinHEC 2008: General Impressions
Windows 7 to revolutionize PC troubleshooting
Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008 R2 becomes Remote Desktop Services, What's New?
WDK Documentation Blog: Final thoughts from WinHEC
Trouble Ahead- Trouble Behind: Determining WDF runtime and client versions
Adrian Ford on XPS : New XPS Features in Windows 7
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