IPTVision > New Windows CE feature pack for set-top box vendors

http://www.hunterstrat.com/news [ Microsoft News Tracker] CE 5.0 Networked Media Device Feature Pack, an optional set of software components designed to lower the total cost of development for device-makers wanting to create next-generation networked media devices (NMDs) and Internet protocol set-top boxes (IP STBs), which will become an increasingly integral part of the digital home. The Microsoft®

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[Daveham.net] daveHam's Epic v.2: [Susan has mentioned a number of times that her laptop is not that speedy to explain some of the delays in the demo. My solution is to use an external USB 2 drive for my CE installation and try to run as much off of that drive (which is much faster than the drive inside my laptop - 7200 rpm vs.

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