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"Palm reading": 1. Handheld hardware and operating systems.

Case 1 ![Figure][1] Figure. Newer handhelds can also function as cellular telephones. Photo by: Christine Kenney ![Figure][1] Figure. Handhelds with a built-in digital camera are useful for storing pictures of patients with particular conditions. Photo by: Christine Kenney

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