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Tablets are becoming ever more popular. Many offer fast processing power and user friendly touch screens to access data stored locally and in the cloud.

They are lightweight, yet durable for warehouse conditions. They have become mainstream and are used by anyone looking for a blend between a smart phone and laptop.

Personal users take advantage of features such as gaming, movies, photos, video phones, internet access, and e-books.

Workgroups and professionals are learning to capture the paperless flexibility a tablet offers too.

Here are a few examples:

- Sales teams are using tablets for presentations and tracking leads
- Manufacturing and warehouse employees are replacing print-outs for tracking inventory and receiving shipments with QCR codes on a tablet
- Medical professionals track patient care with reduced infection rates
- Service professionals are able to invoice and get signatures on-site
- Executives are able to access sensitive corporate data across multiple applications while traveling

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