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To: BarbaraT who wrote (14148)	11/20/1998 11:54:00 AM
From: mammoth	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

Yesterday they cancelled PAGE. Maybe the same for XYBR? I don't know for sure but am trying to find out with their IR.

To: BarbaraT who wrote (14148)	11/20/1998 1:45:00 PM
From: Vegas Kate	Respond to of 119973

XYBR...loved the product at Comdex. Even if there isn't a t.v. segment today, this price is not a bad entry level (compared with 52 week range). I will buy one of these wearable computers for my medical practice as soon as they are available. It has a cool headset, and I could dictate my findings as I examine the patient, then even shoot a video clip for a digital medical record (ie: photos of rash, injury, etc). It would save me many hours of charting, plus I could make the notes more comprehensive since it will be less time consuming. The malpractice attorneys love to get us on skimpy medical record entries (hey, this would also give a legible record!). It is better than dictating after seeing the patient, because I could go straight to the next exam room rather than to a desk to dictate. The info. would be fresh in my memory, plus I could ask the patient is she/he had any further info. to add to the history. Just pondering the possibilities for the medical applications. I have never been sued, but I think this product would help decrease my fear of it! Sure wish I could have had it when doing ER work. A short video of a patient looking fine is far better than a note saying "in no apparent distress", especially when they come back a year later saying they were writhing in severe pain. Sorry to get off on a tangent, but a picture is worth a lotta words when it comes to medical diagnosis. What do the rest of our XYBR followers think about the other applications ?