The Ultra Mobile PC Evaluator is a tool specifically designed to help software developers and QA teams determine how portable software applications are to the varied UMPC devices available. Results are obtained by running your application through the tool interface where keyboard and mouse messages sent during runtime are recorded and compared to input capabilities of the UMPC device profiles selected. The user can select from a list of standard profiles, or create a custom profile based on equipment in hand.
Key Features
- Select Profiles: The Ultra Mobile PC Evaluator comes with a list of profiles based on available UlMPC devices. These profiles will be loaded upon starting the program. From these, the user selects the profiles which will be tested against the running application.
- Create Custom Profiles: The user may choose to create a profile which is not included. This may occur when an external input device has become standard equipment, or the user wishes to see how the application works with a particular input device. When creating a profile, the user can choose to modify an existing profile or build one from scratch.
- Log Results to File: All results obtained during the use of the Ultra Mobile PC Evaluator can be saved to a log file in addition to seeing the results displayed in a window.
- Results Display: The results display shows one profile’s outcome at a time. The PASS/FAIL box to the right of the profile name will let the user know at a glance how the UMPC handled the application.
System Requirements
The following are requirements for installing and using the Ultra Mobile PC Evaluator (as tested). Other configurations may also work, but have not been verified.
Hardware:
- 256 MB RAM
- 20 GB HD (1 MB free)
Software:
Technical Documents
Download & Discussions
Get the Ultra Mobile PC Evaluator v1.0.1
If you have any questions and/or input on this evaluator tool, please go to the mobile developer community forum to chat with developers and Intel engineers.
About Author
Judy Hartley is a Software Applications Engineer working for Intel Corporation’s Software and Solutions Group in Hillsboro, OR. She worked for 5 years in Chandler, Arizona as a Product Development Engineer before transitioning to SSG in November of 2005.
