Can LabVIEW Vi's be made to run on WindowsCE devices?

I would like to build labview applications to be run on a (headless) single board computer, or possibly a windows CE device like an IPAQ handheld computer. The interface would involve some type of simplified keypad, with just a few keys, and a small display.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!

There is a LabVIEW PDA beta program. Maybe you are able to participate in it.
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