SQL Server - CE for ARM processor

Greetings Everyone
I need a Windows CE emulator image setup for an ARMV4 or V5 processor, all I can find are ones with X86 processors which will not run my Satellite Forms applications.
Any help in locating one is much appreciated

Other: Anyone know of a US source for Windows CE Netbooks?  From what I see they are easy to obtain in China but no so in the US.

TIA
Jan

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  Laxmi Narsimha Rao Oruganti [MSFT] replied to Jan Siegrist

This is a forum for SQL CE.  You might find a better luck in the newsgroup:
microsoft.public.windowsce.targeted.device to which I am cross-posting in
this mail.

Thanks,
Laxmi

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