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The
OLYMPUS
Windows CE .NET 4.1-based Development Kit offers a pre-loaded
Windows CE .NET 4.1 image loaded into a 32Mbyte CompactFlash card.
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, file
viewers for PDF, Microsoft PowerPoint and Microsoft Word, wireless
LAN and a HTTPD web server.
This
comprehensive Development Kit includes the Socket 370 OLYMPUS SBC
fitted with a 733MHz Intel Celeron CPU (with heatsink and fan),
256Mbyte PC133 SDRAM, 32Mbyte CompactFlash card, PSU, serial and
Ethernet cable sets, Quickstart Manual and the Development Kit
Utility CD. Also included is the Windows CE .NET 4.1 license and a
free copy of Microsoft’s eMbedded Visual Tools C++ 4.0 CD which
lets you 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.
“Arcom’s
new development kits provide an easy-to-use platform to demonstrate
the incredible range of Windows CE .NET multimedia capabilities,”
said Keith White, senior director of the Embedded and Appliance
Platforms Group at Microsoft Corp. “The combination of Intel
Celeron/Pentium III technology and the full-featured Windows CE .NET
operating system serves as an ideal platform for cost-effective
multimedia information kiosks, dedicated gaming machine applications
and human-machine interface panels.”
The
OLYMPUS
is an EBX format (5.75” x 8”) Socket 370 single board computer
which can be fitted with the Intel Celeron, Pentium III and VIA C3
processors up to 1GHz (133MHz FSB). The board also offers high
performance S3 ProSavage graphics, 10/100baseTx Ethernet, four
serial ports, and expansion via a PCI slot, CompactFlash socket and
industry standard PC/104 bus.
Arcom
is a Gold-level member of the Microsoft Windows Embedded Partner (WEP)
program (www.mswep.com) and is
committed to the support of Windows CE .NET and Windows XP Embedded
technologies to achieve rapid development for customer applications.
The WEP Gold-level member status was established to enable customers
to identify best-of-class companies that have demonstrated
excellence in building and enabling Windows Powered solutions.
Microsoft
and Windows CE are trademarks or registered trademarks of Microsoft
or its subsidiaries in the United States and in other countries.
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