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Updated: January 28, 2004
While Tablet PCs account for a small portion of mobile device sales, companies are finding that they are ideal for many kinds of vertical applications. With prices coming down over the next several months, some companies are looking to deploy them for more mainstream usage. According to Meta Group’s Steve Kleynhans, improved form factors, coupled with declines in the cost of digitizers and a growing number of digital ink- and pen-enabled applications, will bring the tablet to the mainstream by 2006. 
Making the case: Tablet PCs
Webcast: Tablet PCs are extending rich information access
into new environments. In this Webcast, we define the unique
features of the Tablet PC, examine how it is improving patient
care and administration at a medical facility, and identify the
shortcomings and future roadmap of tablet technology. We
also provide some guidelines analyzing Tablet PC cost and
benefits.
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