The Windows SideShow SDK for Micro Framework v4.1 has been released. Among many imprvements such as portrait QVGA (240 x 320), the Micro Framework contains: (this is a cut and paste from the Windows Sideshow Team Blog)

• We've moved up to the .NET Micro Framework 2.0 SP1 release (so make sure you have that installed first!)
• We've added a whole new portrait-oriented QVGA UI (which looks really sleek, if you haven't seen it)
• We've moved over to a completely new PC-side driver, which now adds support for Bluetooth connectivity
• The Simulator for Windows SideShow is now based upon the .NET Micro Framework's extensible emulator (and, by the way, you can debug your code in Visual Studio while having it communicate with Windows Vista--another new feature for us!)
• 3 new Northern European languages are part of our standard set, bringing the total to 17
• You can now build a device using the "Assigned User Model" (e.g. the device is always paired to a single user, instead of whoever is on the console)

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