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Pen Computing > Win CE > News In this section you find a series of articles and features that chronicle the development of Microsoft's Windows CE platform since its inception in the Fall of 1996.

Jornada Screen Controversy
Oops... how many colors can the Jornaada REALLy display? And does it matter?

Pocket PC: Microsoft gets serious
On April 19, 2000, Microsoft and its partners introduced the Pocket PC at New York's Grand Central Station.

James Bond looks to Windows CE for help
Hewlett Packard has arranged to get their Jornada 420 Palmsize PC into "The World is Not Enough."

H/PC Pro: The next step in CE handhelds
In November of 1998, Microsoft and its partners introduced the most powerful hardware/software combo to-date.

Win CE 2.0: After Year One
At the end of 1997 we took a look at where Windows CE stood and where it was going with the latest revision of the OS.

The Navitel Touch Phone
In mid-1997, Windows CE-based appliances such as the Navitel Phone were supposed to take over.



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