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| | #REDIRECT [[Windows CE]] |
| |+ style=font-size: larger; | '''Windows CE-tan'''
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| | colspan=2 style=text-align:center; | [[Image:WCE.jpg|CE-tan]]
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| ! Also Known As:
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| | WinCE, Wince, Windows Consumer Electronics, Windows Compact Edition, Windows Mobile, Pocket PC
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| ! Original Creator:
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| | Unknown
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| ! First appearance:
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| | Unknown
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| ! OS Personified:
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| | Windows CE 1.0-5.0
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| ! OS Developer:
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| | Microsoft
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| ! First Released:
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| | 01 November 1996
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| ! Latest Stable Release:
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| | v. 5.0 February 2006
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| Being an OS designed for small devices, the personification of Windows CE (CE for short) is portrayed as diminutive and fairy-like; complete with gossamer wings and wielding a USB cable wand. Because a modified version of Windows CE was the operating system of the Sega Dreamcast console, there are several illustrations of CE standing upon or around the Dreamcast's swirl logo.
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| See also:
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| *[[List of OS-tans]]
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| [[Category:Windows]]
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Latest revision as of 13:09, 22 April 2011