Does a Medical Student Need Laptop Or Ipad for His Study?

Does a Medical student need laptop or iPad for his study?

The iPad comes handy in medical studies. I use the iPad pro 12.9 inch (3rd gen) I use it for… Making notes during lectures in class Here are a few snaps of my notes [I use Microsoft OneNote with the apple pencil gen 2] To read ebooks To watch videos (like najeeb lectures) and make notes. I also use a 3D atlas by Elsevier (it is a VERY helpful tool to develop visual memory and understanding) It's especially effective due to the flexibility and maneuverability it offers Some of the advantages I'd like to brief The iPad saves you stacking towers of notebooks and textbooks, keeping all of them in one accessible place. If you worry that you might loose them all, remember that there is backing up and syncing of every single note online onto cloud (OneDrive in case of OneNote). You can also access those notes on your phone if you need them instantly. Note making on the iPad is an interesting experience. The tools at your disposal drives you to make good notes. It's quite useful for revision as well. After the release of iPad os, I feel apple has ticked most if not all the unchecked boxes to use it instead of a laptop. You can use an external hard drive, which solves the internal storage expansion problem. It is definitely useful if you utilise it the right way. It is a worthy future-proof investment. I preferred the 12.9 inch one as it feels as big as a notebook. But any model would do the job. Edit. Seriously didn't expect this answer to trend. Surprisingly this also made me the most viewed writer on iPad applications. Thanks a lot for the response! Update. I prefer making notes on Goodnotes 5 over OneNote.