Motorola CPS

[KI4RGV]

There is an electronic store by my house selling these mini laptop computers for $150 dollars. They are not netbooks. They run on Windows CE. Question is, will CPS install and work on this machine? It looks like a great little machine. I think it was designed to be a tool for internet use only but, it does have USB ports.

Below is a link with a photo and some specs:

http://netbookboards.com/2009/11/04/del ... ck-friday/

Thanks.

Peter, W4PRP
Fort Lauderdale, FL

[Victor Xray]

I've never seen any version of CPS supported on Windows CE. For reference, if you have the CPS CD or zip file and can read use a normal PC to look at the readme.txt file you will see what platform and OS that particular CPS is supported on.

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System Requirements:
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Operating Systems:   Windows 98 Second Edition,
                     Windows NT 4.0 (SP 6a or higher),
                     Windows 2000
                     Windows XP Home Edition
                     Windows XP Professional

Hardware Requirements:      
Processor            400 MHz or higher Pentium grade Processor
Memory               128 MB RAM minimum for Windows 98 Second Edition, NT
		     and 2000
                     256 MB RAM minimum for Windows XP (Home or
                     Professional)
Hard Disk Space      1 Gigabyte Drive with 450 MB minimum free space (for a
                     Typical Installation, including Help Audio-Visual
                     Tutorials) or 60 MB minimum free space (for a Compact
                     Installation)

Peripherals          Microsoft Windows supported Mouse or Trackball
                     Microsoft Windows supported Serial Port 
                     for radio communication
                     Microsoft Windows supported Printer Port 
                     for report printing
                     CD-ROM for software installation
	

[KI4RGV]

Thanks for the prompt reply. I looked at the ReadMe file. I was hoping someone had any feedback on giving it a shot. Ohh well. LOL

Guess it's a real netbook I go!

Thank You,

Peter, W4PRP
Fort Lauderdale, FL