One of the most obvious uses of the iPad should be for law texts and reference books. These are typically bulky, heavy tomes which aren't easily portable. If you could transfer your whole bookshelf to the iPad and have it with you at all times, then why wouldn't you? LexisNexis have now made some of their books available as eBooks and have kindly let me have an eBook copy of Tolley's Employment Law Handbook to review on the iPad.
January 13, 2011 at 09:35 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
One of the most obvious uses of the iPad should be for law texts and reference books.
These are typically bulky, heavy tomes which aren’t easily portable. If you could transfer your whole bookshelf to the iPad and have it with you at all times, then why wouldn’t you?
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