PocketGamer is carrying a story on the successful emulation of Windows 95 and Windows 98SE on the Pocket PC. This was made possible by a Pocket PC port of Bochs, an x86 emulator. Read more in the report over at Slashdot.
Windows 98SE emulated on Pocket PC
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Just a clarification. Bochs is not a DOS emulator, but rather an x86 emulator.
its even more then a x86 emulator: it emulates a whole IBM-PC compatible computer.
We now can see mini-BSODs… 🙂 (Blue LCD of Death)
we can do the same thing with a zaurus since a long time
i’ve always heard radio people suggest getting PocketPCs over Palms because they can run windows apps.. i thought they were smoking crack. It’s very nice to see more emulation though.
Yawn…..nothing new here, move along…..
Yes, see
http://www.its.caltech.edu/~tzer-jen/zbochs/
Which is fine if you own a Zaurus. But more people own a PocketPC.