
The larger Xyboard also lets you use a digital stylus pen for inking/drawing/writing.
The smaller Xyboard does not have the active stylus pen option.
Many physicians and medical students have gotten accustomed to the 10" screen found on the Apple iPad, but these devices don't usually fit in a traditional white coat. So, you could use a shoulder sling or you can buy a white coat that has a bigger pocket. Or, you could get a smaller tablet.
I still wonder if Apple will release a smaller iPad that has a 7 or 8" screen. In many ways, that would be optimal for busy health care professionals who need to carry these devices everywhere they go.
In the meanwhile, the Motorola Droid Xyboard 8.2 is another option for Android users who want something a bit smaller.
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