Darn, those are huge. I guess I don't understand how they fit all of that into a cellphone.
Those don't get installed on a cellphone. You wanted the installers that would install onto a x86 CPU, which is basically the full version of Windows that has been tweaked to run in less memory, usually from hardwired flash RAM. (i.e.: embeded in a DVD player or refrigerator.) Most Windows Mobile phones use an ARM or Xscale processor, not x86, so what you need for a cellphone or PDA is completely different.
Based upon what you said in this last post, I'm guessing you're only trying to develop apps for WinCE, and not a build a WinCE device. (i.e.: you don't work for HTC or Motorola and are not building the actual phone.) If so, then you really don't need to create a WinCE VM, particularly since the device you'll be running on won't be using an x86 CPU. To develop apps, you want to use Visual Studio and use the Windows Mobile simulator to test your apps in. The simulator emulates a Windows Mobile device, similar to a virtual machine. I've never used the simulator for non-phone, non-PDA WindowsCE devices, but I assume they exist (and likely you have to register as a developer to get it.)
(If you or your company actually is building or will be marketing the physical hardware that WinCE is to be run on, then you really need to contact Microsoft to get the proper development environment tool, if your company doesn't already have them.)
