I think things will go one way or the other with this: The Apple "You can't innovate on the small scale" bias caused by their dev license policies might actuall

I think things will go one way or the other with this: The Apple "You can't innovate on the small scale" bias caused by their dev license policies might actually help fight medical record fragmentation. I can see a couple "trusted clients" talking to a few "standard EMR formats" on standard compliant servers finally taking hold if the device captivates doctors. Additionally, the iPad works just fine with web software that doesn't use onmouseover. Lots of hospitals have much of their software on internal websites. Then again, medical software always has been ultrafragmented, and perhaps it will stay that way, in which case android will likely be the implementation platform (or jailbroken iPads)