Even though slate tablet PCs have been around for many years, they never gained enough traction and momentum in the world of health care. Tablet PCs have traditionally been expensive, heavy, and cumbersome. Now, the simple touch interface of the iPad has caused many physicians to embrace the slate form factor. They're even switching to wireless networks in their offices so that they can use their iPads. Soon, every major medical office (and even your small local medical offices) will be equipped with Wi-Fi networks.
Friday, November 12, 2010
The Apple iPad "craze" is driving medical offices and clinics to deploy wireless networks
Even though slate tablet PCs have been around for many years, they never gained enough traction and momentum in the world of health care. Tablet PCs have traditionally been expensive, heavy, and cumbersome. Now, the simple touch interface of the iPad has caused many physicians to embrace the slate form factor. They're even switching to wireless networks in their offices so that they can use their iPads. Soon, every major medical office (and even your small local medical offices) will be equipped with Wi-Fi networks.
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