Many of the update programs run on Windows/XP and then update via a serial or USB
connection. I have several iPaqs and have never found a real use.
There used to be some Pocket PC software for signal generator, etc but it was all very
expensive.
Dave
G4UGM
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Of Sean Caron
Sent: 20 July 2014 19:20
To: General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts; Sean Caron
Subject: Re: windows ce/compaq c120
Good luck with that :) I have an old Philips Velo 1 running Windows CE, similar vintage
device, the main differential that mine is MIPS and yours is SH-3... I have never found
anything to do with it, other than run the existing built-in applications (which basically
consist of Pocket IE, Pocket Office and a terminal emulator). The primary redeeming
quality of the Velo is the modem built in, otherwise I would say these first generation CE
devices are pretty unremarkable. If you can get a modem or serial port on it, best use is
probably as a mini-terminal.
Best,
Sean
On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 1:58 PM, Derrick Meury <rmx44 at aim.com> wrote:
i happen to have acquired a compaq c120 running
windows ce 2.0. i got
it with no accessories other then a few extra stylus and a 16mb pcmcia
memory storage card. i am on a hunt to find programs for it and even
any other accessories. i did find a site that had updates for it but
when i tried to run them in windows ce it said they weren't windows ce compatible
programs.
maybe someone out there knows what i can do. maybe someone has
accessories for this thing