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The article currently says that Microsoft Auto is based on Windows CE, as well as Windows Mobile. What's it to be? I would have thought it is based on Windows CE, which is the embedded version. Windows Mobile is Windows CE, plus the cellular telephone stack, for smartphones. This looks like a WinCE system. Windows Mobile itself is based on Windows CE (same underlying OS).--Lester03:53, 1 October 2009 (UTC)Reply
