Development advances to CE.NET 4.1

An Eurotech product story

Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team Feb 12, 2003

Arcom has a new Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit and BSP for its popular 300MHz SBC-GX1 single board computer.

Arcom has a new Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit and BSP for its popular 300MHz SBC-GX1 single board computer.

Arcom's award-winning development kit strategy lets customers quickly develop and demonstrate Windows CE.NET 4.1 based applications using a reliable reference platform.

The SBC-GX1 Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit offers a preloaded Windows CE.NET 4.1 image loaded into the resident 16Mbyte Flash drive.

The operating system image includes a wide selection of key Windows CE.NET 4.1 components including Internet Explorer 5.5, Windows Media audio and MP3 playback, MPEG audio and video codecs, wireless LAN and a HTTPD web server.

This comprehensive development kit includes the 300MHz SBC-GX1 single board computer fitted with 64Mbyte DRAM and 16Mbyte of Flash memory, PSU, rugged enclosure, serial and Ethernet cable set, quickstart manual and the development kit utility CD.

Also included is the Windows CE.NET 4.1 licence and a free copy of Microsoft's eMbedded Visual Tools C++ 4.0 CD which lets users quickly develop, debug and deploy Windows CE.NET 4.1 based applications.

The development kit is also bundled with evaluation versions of Windows CE Platform Builder, Windows XP Embedded Target Designer and two Windows Embedded resource CDs.

The SBC-GX1 EBX format (5.75 x 8in) single board computer is powered by the popular 300MHz National Semiconductor Geode GX1 processor and is targeted at fanless systems.

The board offers graphics accelerated CRT and TFT flat panel support, 10/100baseTx Ethernet, four serial ports, and expansion via a PCI slot, CompactFlash socket and industry standard PC/104 bus.