1. Module 3 Additional Slides Windows XP Hardware Features

2. Overview  Hardware and Device Features in Windows XP Windows Image Acquisition Display CD Writing USB/IEE1394 Power Management

3. Windows Image Acquisition  Windows Explorer Extensions WIA devices added to My Computer Thumbnail Generation Scanner and Camera Wizard  WIA Enabled Software Microsoft Paint – adds From Scanner or Camera in File menu  Device Support Scanners Still Camers Digital Video Cameras

4. XP and WIA Control Panel With Supported Camera MS Paint Capture Pictures from Video

5. Display  High Resolution Monitor Support Support for up to 200 Dots Per Inch  Dual View Multi-monitor Support for Video cards with Multiplle connectors (eg ATI Radeon, Matrox G400)  Clear Type Sub-pixel rendering for improved readability of text on LCD Screens  General improvements in the Display Process

6. Clear Type In Action StandardClear Type Squint and look at the difference

7. CD Writing  Image Mastering API (IMAPI) built in  Support for Jolient and Redbook  Drag and Drop CD burning  No support for session closing  No ISO burning (but there is a cool power toy!)

8. USB/IEE1394  USB 1.1 USB 2.0 will come ‘later’  IEEE 1394 Shipped with Windows 2000 Better device support IP over Firewire supported

9. Power Management  XP Native Processor Performance Control Takes advantage of latest CPUs (eg Intel Speedstep)  On-Now Ensures that PCs are accessible when needed Silent otherwise Cardbus Wake-up on Lan Wake up(from standby) on Low Battery  Improved boot/resume performance  LCD Dimming on battery power  Selective Suspend of USB ports

10. Review  Hardware and Device Features in Windows XP Windows Image Acquisition Display CD Writing USB/IEEE 1394 Power Management