Pocket PC 2000 (Windows CE 3.0), originally code-named "Rapier", is a version released April 19, 2000.
It was the beginning of what was later called the Windows Mobile operating system and designed to be the successor operating system Palm-size PC.
Compatibility has been preserved with applications Palm-size PC.
Pocket PC 2000 was designed primarily for Pocket PC devices, but several Palm-size PC have the capability to be updated. In addition, several mobile Pocket PC 2000 came out, but the Microsoft Smartphone platform was not yet created.
The only resolution supported by this version is 240 x 320 (QVGA). The storage cards that were formatted removable were supported CompactFlash and MultiMediaCard.
At that time, Pocket PC devices have not been standardized with a specific CPU architecture. Consequently, Pocket PC 2000 was released on multiple CPU architectures: SH-3, MIPS and ARM.
The different versions of Windows CE 3.0 are the following:
* CE 3.0 Core (codename Cedar Release June 15, 2000 - Successor CE 2.12) *
CE 3.0 Platform Builder (code named Chainsaw)
* CE 3.0 Pocket PC 2000 (codenamed Rapier Release April 19, 2000)
* CE 3.0 Handheld PC 2000 (code-named Galileo Release September 7 2000 H / PC release)
* CE 3.0 Core Add-on Pack (25 September 2000 - Core technology update)
* CE 3.0 CE for Automotive 3.0 (October 16, 2000 - Successor of AutoPC 2.0)
Aesthetically, the original system Pocket PC operating systems is similar to Windows 98, Windows Me and Windows 2000.
Integrated applications for Pocket PC 2000 are:
containing * Pocket Office Pocket Word, Pocket Excel and Pocket Outlook
* Pocket Internet Explorer
* Windows Media Player
* Microsoft Reader
* Microsoft Money *
Notes, a note taking application
* Support for character recognition
* Infrared (IR)
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