Intel unveils mobile clinical assistant platform

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Ellipsis @ Sep 28th 2006 8:22PM

What's so great about a product like this is it is just a XP tablet underneath, so consumers, if they can get their hands on em too, can totally disregard the medical software. The features and form factor that make it so handy in a hospital--bluetooth, 802.11, rfid and barcode scanners, camera, lightweight, in a "drop tolerant" and spill proof enclosure with a handle that you can wipe down--make up a tablet that's pretty kick-ass on its own merits. I wouldn't mind having one....

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