Microsoft did not hide its plans to push Windows 10 to all corners of the globe, releasing desktop versions, mobile, the ability to stream up the Windows operating system of your smartphone to your TV if you want. However, another aspect is paramount, targeting small form factors, and devices of the Internet of Things industry, with its Core.
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If your company is eager to begin using Windows 10 Iot Core, you'll be able to satiate your appetite.
Microsoft has unveiled a new starter kit for Windows Iot Core and Raspberry Pi 2. The kit, which includes sensors, electronic components, the son and cables that are compatible with Windows 10, and allow companies to build prototypes and machines that can transmit information back to a database.
For example, Microsoft claims that the starter kit can help companies create weather stations that produce data based on interactions with the environment, or tools that communicate with a sensor analog photocell to measure the light intensity and even a robot that can be controlled by the joystick and the Raspberry Pi.
The details
In collaboration with a company called Adafruit, Microsoft developed the hardware that comes with the starter kit, such as an SD card preloaded with Windows 10 Iot Core. Microsoft says that developers who buy the solution may have their own applications written in less than 190 minutes, including the configuration of the Raspberry Pi, the connected device and application development.
All this costs just 40 dollars for the version that does not have the Raspberry Pi 2, although all those who buy will cost 115 dollars.
If you're only interested in Windows 10 Iot Core, you can download today, and join the Windows program Microsoft Insider.
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If your company is eager to begin using Windows 10 Iot Core, you'll be able to satiate your appetite.
Microsoft has unveiled a new starter kit for Windows Iot Core and Raspberry Pi 2. The kit, which includes sensors, electronic components, the son and cables that are compatible with Windows 10, and allow companies to build prototypes and machines that can transmit information back to a database.
The details
In collaboration with a company called Adafruit, Microsoft developed the hardware that comes with the starter kit, such as an SD card preloaded with Windows 10 Iot Core. Microsoft says that developers who buy the solution may have their own applications written in less than 190 minutes, including the configuration of the Raspberry Pi, the connected device and application development.
If you're only interested in Windows 10 Iot Core, you can download today, and join the Windows program Microsoft Insider.