Develop, test, and deploy Universal Windows drivers
Customize settings, languages, and drivers on Windows 10 images
Analyze performance and test your hardware
This session at the WinHEC Taipei June 2017 Workshop focused on new platform investments for developers in Microsoft Windows across features. We also covered various options of moving legacy applications to the Windows Store, with a specific focus on those related to hardware and settings enabling apps to be ready for Windows 10 S. Check out this presentation by Microsoft's Pradeep Parappil and then see what else we talked about at the WinHEC Taipei June 2017 Workshop.
Windows 10 brings you built-in protection. That means more security features, safer authentication, and ongoing updates delivered to you for the supported lifetime of your device—all at no extra cost! One of the built-in security features in Windows 10 is Windows Hello, which eliminates the need to use passwords.
See how our PC partners unlock Windows Hello with built-in facial recognition cameras or fingerprint readers. The devices range across form factors and price points, and are all available in a variety of markets to purchase today.
Learn how to implement and validate an integrated Windows pen device, for Windows 10 operating systems.
Learn more about the 3D printing SDK, APIs, apps, and hardware partners that make 3D scanning and printing possible with Windows 10.
Learn about the hardware requirements for biometric equipment, such as IR camera and fingerprint readers in order to support Windows Hello.
At Microsoft, we are creating Windows 10 to be the most complete platform across the broadest range of mixed reality devices and experiences. We believe that mixed reality can empower new waves of creativity and should be affordable and attainable for everyone.
We're partnering with leading device makers including Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, Lenovo, and 3Glasses on a wide range of headsets that pair with your Windows Mixed Reality-ready PC.
At Mobile World Congress in February, several partners announced new devices that broaden the Windows ecosystem to offer customers more choice, versatility and a great Windows 10 experience.
Last November, we introduced Project Olympus – our next generation cloud hardware design and a new model for open source hardware development. At the 2017 Open Compute Project (OCP) U.S. Summit, we shared how this first-of-its-kind open hardware development model has created a vibrant industry ecosystem for datacenter deployments across the globe, in both cloud and enterprise.
