Intel launches Atom Netbook development package software store opens next year

Intel today released a beta test version of the Atom Developer Project Software Development Kit (SDK) to help software companies and individuals design, develop, and submit applications to the Atom platform netbook, which will eventually open next year http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/ aggregation/11437.html "> Software store sales.

The Atom Developer Project was proposed in San Francisco's IDF 2009 this fall, for independent software Developers (ISVs) and software developers, with Intel providing development tools, SDKs, community resources, to develop new applications and components for devices such as Atom netbooks, or to import existing programs into the platform.

This release of the Beta SDK supports the visual Studio 2008 programming environment and Windows, Moblin two operating systems, the former C, C + + programming language, and the latter primarily the C language. Developers can create their own atom platform software, and submit certification, through the opportunity to obtain revenue.

Intel also cites data from the Research Institute, ABI study, that the total sales of the Atom netbook will exceed 50 million at the end of this year.

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