Who knows what niche devices such as the iPad will find, but given one target is reading books (and scientific journals; the number of apps for doing so is growing rapidly), a Jmol-less world might be beckoning. I presume the prospects of Jmol living outside of its Java sandbox (aka xMol!!) are pretty distant, if not non-existent?
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