Designing Hardware for a Windows Network Projector
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8/27/2008
This documentation provides information about designing hardware for a Windows Network Projector.
In This Section
- Hardware Architecture Diagram for Windows Network Projectors
Shows a suggested layout for the hardware components of a network projector.
- Hardware Component Requirements for Windows Network Projectors
Provides the requirement level for each hardware component of a Windows Network Projector.
- Performance Considerations for the Hardware Components of Windows Network Projectors
Describes various performance considerations for each hardware component of a Windows Network Projector.
- Board Support Package Considerations for Windows Network Projectors
Describes the considerations that go into creating a board support package for a Windows Network Projector.
- Adding Additional Hardware Support for Windows Network Projectors
Provides information on extending the hardware capabilities for a Windows Network Projector.
Related Sections
- Core OS Services
Describes the core OS services provided and how they can be used for development with the Windows Embedded CE operating system.
- Developing a Board Support Package
Describes how to develop a board support package (BSP) for a hardware platform.
- Developing a Device Driver
Describes how to develop a device driver for the Windows Embedded CE operating system.
- Developing an OEM Adaptation Layer
Describes how to develop an OEM adaptation layer (OAL) for a hardware platform.
- Diagnostics and Debugging for Mobile and Embedded Development
Provides information about debugging and provides information about testing and verifying device drivers by using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Test Kit (CETK).