比較表--Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry、Windows POSReady7、POSReady 2009的比較表(Comparisons table)

I create a table to  Compare between Windows POSReady serial OS as following：

Scenario	Capability	POSReady 2009	POSReady 7	Windows Embedded 8.1 Industry
	Footprint	Minimum RAM: 64 MB Minimum Hard-disk space: 512 MB for core image	Minimum RAM: 1GB Minimum Hard-disk space: 16GB for core image	Minimum RAM: 1GB Minimum Hard-disk space: 16GB for core image
	Processor	x86	x86、X64	x86、X64
Easy setup experience with automated enterprise deployment	Latest setup wizard	●	●	●
	Familiar administration tools	●	●	●
Application compatibility	Win32 applications	●	●	●
	Microsoft .NET applications	●	●	●
Localization and multilingual user interface (MUI) support	Latest MUI	●	●	●
	Latest language packs	●	●	●
Rich Experience	START SCREEN	●	●	●
	MULTITOUCH		●	●
	IE10, WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER 12		●	●
	WINDOWS 8 APPS			●
	DESKTOP APPS	●	●	●
Unified point-of- service (POS) peripheral management	Microsoft POS for.NET	●	●	●
Connectivity	CONNECTED STANDBY		●	●
	USB 3.0		●	●
	WI-FI		●	●
	Near Field Communication			●
	Bluetooth LE			●
Security	BITLOCKER		●	●
	TRUSTED BOOT			●
	VPN CLIENT			●
Device Lockdown	Assigned access			●
	Dialog Filter		●	●
	Gesture Filter			●
	Keyboard Filter		●	●
	Toast Notification Filter			●
	USB Filter			●
	Unified Write Filter			●
	Shell Launcher		●	●
	Windows 8 Application Launcher			●
	Embedded Lockdown Manager			●
Easy end-to-end device management	Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager	●	●	●

NOTE：

l   Trusted Boot is a Windows 8 feature that secures the entire Windows boot process.

l   On Windows 8, If UEFI is missing, Secure Boot will not be available.

However, Trusted Boot along with it Early Load Anti-Malware (ELAM) capability are still possible without UEFI.

If a TPM is not present, Measured Boot will not be enabled.

In the case of Windows 7 certified devices, the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) can be used to measure boot code and provide similar protection to UEFI’s Secure Boot feature.