Re: Sequoia code exposed like Diebold was

["joe pezzillo" <jpezzillo@xxxxxxxxx>]

Every vendor's back-end is based on Windows in varying forms, none of them said otherwise. This has been and remains one of my primary concerns, almost every vendor uses either Access or MSSQL as the back-end of their database.

Only Sequoia and Hart said (showed?) that their DRE units used a proprietary OS.

Joe



On Nov 3, 2003, at 3:23 PM, Christian Rudolph wrote:
> I learned from this article that the Sequoia presenters seem to have misinformed us.
> They stated in very strong terms that they did not use Windows in any form.
> So what is WinEDS?      http://www.tsi.com.au/brochure.htm
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> "And because WINEDS®  fully conforms to the Windows TM 2000 and XP Professional user interface,
> it will look right at home along side your favorite Windows Desktop Applications Suite."
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> http://www.wired.com/news/privacy/0,1848,61014,00.html
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