Magitab

A magical tablet, commonly shorted to magitab, is a thin and flat device, typically with a touchscreen display. The touchscreen display is operated by gestures executed by finger, wand or inkless quills/pens.

History
The form of the magitab was conceptualized and developed in the late 20th century. In this time, Sunway Publications released the Sorcerous Slate, which became the first mass-market magitab to achieve widespread popularity. After this, tablets rapidly soared in popularity, soon becoming a product used for personal, educational and workplace operations. They have been joined by the Slipspate brand, from Floo-Pow Solutions, the Celestial Quire brand, from the McTawny Company and many others.

Magitabs are operated with Intangiapps. These allow users to do a number of things, from sending intangible mail to other beings, reading intangibooks, playing all sorts of games and even viewing projections of various sports.

Use in Walytja
Walytja Academy now has access to the Magitab Wiznet Network, to help enrich the learning experience of students, as well as their personal lives.

All Walytja students are now required to have a magitab for their studies.

Controversy
The magitab is viewed in many ways.

Some beings find the device incredibly useful and a magnificent boon, being able to essentially carry hundreds of books without having to hurt their backs. They can listen to music as they work without disturbing others and do various things from one device.

Others, however, feel that the magitab and other such devices encourage laziness, discourage neat handwriting, harm the eyes from the brightness of the screen and destroy magical traditions.