Friday, September 10, 2010

What if you could use .NET on really small devices?


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The .NET Micro Framework is .NET for small and resource constrained devices. It offers a complete and innovative development and execution environment that brings the productivity of modern computing tools to this class of devices.

.NET Micro Framework is an open source platform that expands the power and versatility of .NET to the world of small embedded applications. Desktop programmers can harness their existing .NET knowledge base to bring complex embedded concepts to market on time (and under budget). Embedded Developers can tap into the massive productivity gains that have been seen on the Desktop.

 

dotnet 1.5 million devices
are currently running on
the .NET Micro Framework.

 

 

.NET Micro Framework Devices

The typical .NET Micro-Framework device has a 32 bit processor with or without a memory management unit (MMU) and could have as little as 64K of random-access memory (RAM).  The .NET Micro Framework supports rich user experience and deep connectivity with other devices.

Such devices include: consumer devices, consumer medical, home automation, industrial automation, automotive, sideshow devices / PC peripherals.

For more on what the.NET Micro Framework is, please go to www.microsoft.com/netmf.

Learn more about .Net Micro F/W here:

http://www.microsoft.com/netmf/default.mspx
http://www.netmf.com/Home.aspx


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