This unbiased, professional, academic and research-based manual covers every step of the way, as well as any possible hurdle you may encounter. Josh and Alexander start with a clear and no-nonsense explanation of what tablet interpreting is, describing how to choose your ideal device and the accessories required and then moving on later to provide you with a more technical and detailed description of how to use a tablet in a professional or teaching environment. Not only that, should you require further information on any specialised terms or need to learn more about the basics of tablet interpreting, you can click on the links provided for further clarification throughout the book. 

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I've just finished reading your guideline on tablets for interpreters. It is a very useful and comprehensive review, I really enjoyed it. What I particularly liked about the book is summary tables (e.g. comparing glossary apps for Windows, Android, and iOS).