• What is XBundle?
• Feature list
• Cost advantages
• I like paper!
• In the court

In the court

Once in court, XBundle joins a network - either wireless or wired depending on availability. It can even share the same network as other applications, for example LiveNote.

In a larger trial or hearing, page turning is initiated by an operator, acting on page references called out by counsel. This leaves counsel free to concentrate on the case and saves valuable court time. In smaller cases, the parties can navigate their XBundles with the mouse - it's so intuative it's just like paper.

Bundle inserts can be automatically inserted into the correct place in the courtroom, over the network by the operator. Counsel need never be disturbed by late-arriving documents - they will simply become available.

The simplicity of the XBundle in-court set-up means that it's cheap and easy to install - just a wireless router to distribute operator-initiated page turn commands. No confidential data or personal notes are sent over the network. Then simply plug in a large monitor - 24" is recommended - and away you go.