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Today we are announcing SQL Server Everywhere Edition, a light weight database designed for client applications that run from desktops to mobile devices. Pl see the section 'Dynamic Applications' in the Microsoft's Data Platform Vision and Roadmap from Paul Flessner, Sr VP, Microsoft.

Microsoft€™s Data Platform Vision and Roadmap: Your Data, Any Place, Any TimeMicrosoft€™s Data Platform Vision and Roadmap: Your Data, Any Place, Any Time

http://www.microsoft.com/sql/letter.mspx

The new product is based on the familiar SQL Server Mobile Edition.

-Durga Gudipati

Program Manager, SQL Server Everywhere Edition

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