Handheld Recommendations
Palms, PocketPCs, iphones and Blackberries
are almost necessities in medical education
and practice.
These devices are best known for their built-in scheduling, email and phonebook features.
They are also, however, capable of running a huge variety of medical software,
from drug references and textbooks to medical calculators and image viewers.
In contrast to desktop or even laptop computers, handhelds are very small and light,
offer the convenience of "instant-on" and a relatively long battery life, and are much
more rugged (no moving parts).
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Everything in this document is a recommendation, not a requirement. The statements made here are based on the best information available at the time of writing,
but models, prices, version numbers, phone numbers and website addresses can change at any time,
and may not be up to date. All recommendations should be independently researched and verified to
make sure they are the best choice for your particular situation and needs.
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