Store Data on PDA

Hi..
I'm going to develop an Application
for Pocket PC. What is the better way to
store data for it?
(Serialization? I?ve done some tests with this and it took about 3.5 minute / 300 kb to open or save data on PDA... very slow.)
Thanks

I beleive the JVM I have for pocket pc (ipaq 3750) basically has everything in java 1.2, so couldn't you open a filestream and write to the filesystem?

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