Windows®_CE_.NET_4.2,_additional_applications

[Guest]

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What is the meaning of " The Wireless Base Station MN-700
is powered by Windows® CE .NET 4.2, enabling Microsoft, its
partners and other developers to create additional
applications and benefits for customers" I take it people
can develop applications for the router? Has anyone
actually done this? Microsoft or otherwise, it just sounds
intresting!

 

[Greg]

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It is probably referring to Windows CE Embedded being an open platform with
tons of tools (http://msdn.microsoft.com/embedded/windowsce) publicly
available to write apps with.

However, as Microsoft exited the broadband hardware device business last
year, I doubt that any company would now write to a defunct product line.

"Brandon" wrote:

> What is the meaning of " The Wireless Base Station MN-700
> is powered by Windows® CE .NET 4.2, enabling Microsoft, its
> partners and other developers to create additional
> applications and benefits for customers" I take it people
> can develop applications for the router? Has anyone
> actually done this? Microsoft or otherwise, it just sounds
> intresting!
>

 

[Guest]

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Shame!
>-----Original Message-----
>What is the meaning of " The Wireless Base Station MN-700
>is powered by Windows® CE .NET 4.2, enabling Microsoft,
its
>partners and other developers to create additional
>applications and benefits for customers" I take it
people
>can develop applications for the router? Has anyone
>actually done this? Microsoft or otherwise, it just
sounds
>intresting!
>.
>