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Webpad
(1) A tablet computer designed for Web browsing and Web applications. Also called a "Web slate." The most illustrious implementation of a Webpad is Apple's tablet (see iPad). See tablet computer.

(2) (WebPad) An earlier HTML editor from Rainer Link that provided WYSIWYG design capability and numerous features.
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