Application of mobility and pda's

i m new in J2ME .i want to create a application on mobility,pda.i m using net beans IDE 6.1 for this.
i want 2 know that is mobility pack already embedded in IDE6.1 or i have to include it.i want to create a application that can b used in various devices what r hardware and software requirements of these devices.
how can i use my application on devices with windows mobile version 5.0 with processor PXA270 having 520 MHz speed.
Thanks

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