I would like start with .NET Micro Framework as my hobby project.
What hardware devices would you recommend for that?
Is there something like list of all hardware with support .NET Micro Framework?
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When I was working on the Dare to Dream Different contest last year I had a chance to use the Tahoe-II from Device Solutions.net... it worked pretty well. There are several other listed on the Micro Framework site. Most of the issues I ran into were platform limitation and not directly in the hardware.
Don't forget it is an embedded platform. And a simple SPI bus with several devices on it may have issues with data contention.
The get hardware link on the Micro Framework site has a list of supported hardware and vendors.
Matthew Whited
2010-04-15 19:16:32
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Please check following overviews:
Microsoft .NET Micro Framework Tools & Resources
Production Modules Comparison Table
I personally like the Thaoe-II and ChipworX most, for old .NET MF version I was really happy with the Digi ConnectME.
Michael Schwarz
2010-04-15 20:00:48
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This is pretty easy to use: http://www.tinyclr.com/hardware/1/fez-domino/#/list/2/
Khadaji
2010-05-11 00:25:06
I got my hardware in Wed night and had a credible starter program working in hours Thursday - turning on/off LEDs, reading buttons and POTS and using their remote.
Khadaji
2010-05-14 10:16:31
tincyclr have added more boards for greater options. So far every hardware purchase I have made has been very easy to make work.
Khadaji
2010-09-15 11:21:05