There's a completely new architecture underlying Windows XP Embedded. Where Windows NT Embedded used a simple Jet database to store both components and configurations, Windows XP Embedded uses Microsoft SQL Server to store its data. Configurations are no longer part of the database, but are separate files that can be archived and shared between users. Components are still authored as separate files and imported into the database, but the process of importing has sped up immensely.
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