"Some restaurant experts thought sommelier Andrew Bradbury was sipping too much vino a decade ago when he predicted he could make wine lists less intimidating by allowing diners to browse them at the table on a portable computer. Nobody's doubting him now: Bradbury's unveiling the second generation of his eWinebook this month at Aureole in Las Vegas, where he presides over a 50,000-bottle wine collection. The debut coincides with a $1 million ad campaign by Hewlett-Packard that touts the eWinebook as an unorthodox and innovative use of HP's tablet PCs." -- MSNBC

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