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News Release from: Digi International | Subject: JumpStart Kits
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 14 February 2007
Digi wired and wireless embedded
networking
Digi International has introduced its new cost-effective, fully featured Digi JumpStart Kits that make it easy for design engineers to develop embedded products with Digi NET+ARM modules
Digi International has introduced its new cost-effective, fully featured Digi JumpStart Kits that make it easy for design engineers to develop embedded products with Digi NET+ARM modules For an introductory price of only USD399, Digi JumpStart Kits include all the hardware and software tools necessary for wired and wireless embedded product development
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Dec 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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With Linux, Windows CE, and NET+OS options, Digi JumpStart Kits are available for a wide variety of commercial grade embedded networking needs.
"Digi JumpStart Kits provide features typical of development kits priced at or above USD2,500," said Larry Kraft, senior vice president of sales and marketing, Digi International: "They really are a tremendous value for the time-stressed engineer.
The kits allow programmers to develop 32-bit embedded applications within an hour of opening the box".
Digi JumpStart Kits support Digi Connect and ConnectCore wired and wireless modules and make it easy to evaluate both ARM and networking technologies for future products.
Digi ESP, a new Eclipse-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for NET+OS and Linux, is included.
Digi will provide on-going enhancements and technical support for Digi ESP and the Eclipse framework.
Windows CE support is also provided for Microsoft Visual Studio and Project Builder.
"Digi JumpStart Kits are among the first development kits to offer support for Microsoft new Windows Embedded CE 6.0", Kraft added: "This gives our customers a wider choice of development platforms when using our modules and kits".
The Digi JumpStart Kits are now available through the Digi global network of electronic distributors, or can be purchased direct via the website.
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