Opening .NET Micro framework 14 juni (Erik Vermeulen)

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The document discusses a project comparing the .NET Micro Framework and .NET Compact Framework for use in an iRobot called SiN. It examines using the .NET Micro Framework without an operating system for basic control versus using the .NET Compact Framework with Windows CE. It questions whether the .NET Micro Framework is robust enough and can outperform Windows CE.NET. The document also advertises an upcoming event on the .NET Micro Framework from a Microsoft Evangelist.

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