Do you know anyone who has experimented with using SyncPad [1] on iPads to entirely eliminate whiteboards? I have been looking at iPads because the low-end models that would be used as dedicated whiteboards are about par in price with the Wacom tablet models that have a built-in screen. As I don't need all the fancy pressure sensors and such that artists need, iPads seem a more flexible device to use.
The only concern I have is working with wall-size diagrams on an iPad. There are many architectures and diagrams that have so many parts it simply just takes up a large amount of drawing space to hold it all.
These days, I make do with LiveScribe for my own notes and copy of what is going on at the whiteboard, and an accompanying snapshot of the whiteboard at the end of the meeting to attach to my LiveScribe notes.
[1] http://mysyncpad.com/