First Ethernet networking solution for Microsoft .NET Micro Framework

27 June 2007 Computer/Embedded Technology

Digi International has introduced the Digi Connect ME JumpStart Kit for Microsoft .NET Micro Framework - the industry's first Ethernet networking solution for .NET Micro Framework. Digi JumpStart Kits are a new breed of development kits that make it easy, fast, and economical for engineers to develop network-connected devices. The .NET Micro Framework JumpStart Kit is used for industrial automation, building automation, point-of-sale, medical and numerous other applications.

"Digi was one of our earliest partners, and we have been working closely together to bring the advantages of .NET to small embedded devices," said Colin Miller, product unit manager of the .NET Micro Framework at Microsoft. "The Digi Connect ME JumpStart Kit for the .NET Micro Framework is a great starting point for opening embedded programming to the large community of software developers familiar with C# and Visual Studio. Our collaboration with Digi has been very strong and we anticipate working with them on more and more products as we continue to change the way embedded development is done for small devices."

Commented Joel Young, CTO, Digi International, "We are one of only a few companies shipping kits for .NET Micro Framework, and the first for Ethernet networking."

The Digi Connect ME JumpStart Kit for Microsoft .NET Micro Framework includes the Digi Connect ME embedded module, a development/carrier board, and samples and documentation for rapid evaluation and development.

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