[cometogether]

New Android 10 tablet available.
Lenovo Tab P11 Pro:
- 11.5-inch OLED 2560 x 1600 display (16:10 ratio)
- fingerprint sensor
- optional stylus supports 4096 pressure levels
- 15 hours, 8600 mAh battery that supports QC 3.0 fast charge
- 485 grams
- $499

got this one and it is really good.
still satisfied after 10 mo of using it

[otnt]

New Android 10 tablet available.
Lenovo Tab P11 Pro:
- 11.5-inch OLED 2560 x 1600 display (16:10 ratio)
- fingerprint sensor
- optional stylus supports 4096 pressure levels
- 15 hours, 8600 mAh battery that supports QC 3.0 fast charge
- 485 grams
- $499

got this one and it is really good.
still satisfied after 10 mo of using it

Good to hear, however there are now even better choices:
HP Chromebook x2 11 (with 3:2 ratio) or 12.4-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab S7+ or Galaxy Tab S7 FE (both 16:10 ratio).
There's also upcoming large new Samsung 14.6-inch Tab S8 Ultra tablet.

[sciurius]

I'm fairly satisfied with my Galaxy Tab S7 FE but I find its display slightly less powerful than Gataxy Tab S4 (10.5"). Also, it has a slightly poorer viewing angle. It may not be a big deal but I couldn't help noticing when switching between the two tabs.

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Try a search on capacitive stylus. I've been looking at them but haven't tried one yet. I think I will try to find one in a store so I can try it out on my tablet.

[lawrencewrhodes]

Has anyone got advice on buying Tablets with screen size 11" or greater. My eyes aren't good at reading scores on small screens.

Anyone heard of this tablet? Hannspree launches a 13-inch tablet on a 7-inch budget http://betanews.com/2013/11/12/hannspree...ch-budget/

In the past I have bought cheap tablets that have proved unreliable so I am a little cautious about wasting money again.

I have found a solution to not use iPads. I have looked at legacy touchscreen laptops. 3:2 or 4:3 aspect display is needed. The only cost effective machines are Chromebooks now. The Acer 13.5 713 spin has the right aspect and at $400 on eBay cost effective. The keyboard flips around and you use it like a tablet or not. 64gig is plenty for what we are doing and you don't have to spend a thousand bucks on an iPad. I have Mobilesheets on PC, android and Chrome. All work great and with a foot pedal. My other machine is a Lenovo X61. it's 4:3 aspect also works for music. Not sure which is best but both work. Maybe I should do a side by side. The X61 cost $150 used on eBay. It's new price was over a thousand dollars 12 years ago. It is running windows 10. It is also cost effective to use larger flip type machines but the 16:9 waste a lot of space on the bottom of the display. You have to get into 14" or larger machines ...14" is the first display I bought for my wife and she thinks it's too small. The X61 has a built in stylus. Many different stylus are available for Chromebooks but the cheap ones don't provide pointed stylus. Anybody found a solution to the blunt stylus?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwrphKdrUrs

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Asus Zenbook 17 Fold tablet with 17.3” (4:3 ratio) foldable OLED screen that folds down to 12.5” size is coming in the middle of 2022.
Unfortunately Windows only.

https://www.asus.com/Laptops/For-Home/Ze...ED-UX9702/

[otnt]

14.6" Samsung S8 Ultra officially announced: https://www.samsung.com/us/tablets/tab-s8/



Samsung's S8 Ultra official video presentation is all about the pianist!

[ChristianG]

Ich nutze seit ein paar Tagen jetzt auch das S8 Ultra Tab.
Es ist perfekt, fast DIN A4 Größe und mit matter Folie super blendfrei und SPen funktioniert auch top.

[sergioles]

 I think I've grown to prefer the 16:9 screen. Sure, the music looks slightly smaller, but you can use it to your advantage to read ahead.

[Zubersoft]

For users looking for a lower cost 13" inch tablet, a company called GeekLand makes a 13.3" tablet that is much less expensive: https://www.geekland.co/13-Inch-Large-An...-CV133.htm

The screen is only 1280x800, but that probably is sufficient for viewing scores. I just wanted to throw this out there in case it would be helpful to any users, as there aren't many affordable 13"+ Android devices. I haven't tested this device myself, so I can't speak to its quality.

Mike

[jeffn1]

For users looking for a lower cost 13" inch tablet, a company called GeekLand makes a 13.3" tablet that is much less expensive: https://www.geekland.co/13-Inch-Large-An...-CV133.htm

The screen is only 1280x800, but that probably is sufficient for viewing scores. I just wanted to throw this out there in case it would be helpful to any users, as there aren't many affordable 13"+ Android devices. I haven't tested this device myself, so I can't speak to its quality.

Mike

That's good to know.  Has anyone used this one?

Jeff

[tmj100]

For users looking for a lower cost 13" inch tablet, a company called GeekLand makes a 13.3" tablet that is much less expensive: https://www.geekland.co/13-Inch-Large-An...-CV133.htm

The screen is only 1280x800, but that probably is sufficient for viewing scores. I just wanted to throw this out there in case it would be helpful to any users, as there aren't many affordable 13"+ Android devices. I haven't tested this device myself, so I can't speak to its quality.

Mike

That's good to know.  Has anyone used this one?

Jeff

Our band has used a Dell 23" all in one with Windows mounted to a drum stand, two 11" Acer android tablets, 2=two unknown brand (but very cheap $100) 13.3 android tablets (from ebay) they work but are a little finicky,   and   now just got a Lenovo Chromebook Duet 5 - 13.3" that can run android apps.  Loaded MSpro and it works perfectly.  Only cost $379, comes with a charger, removable keyboard and back cover with kick stand.  Runs about 14 hours on one charge.  Very impressed with this one.

best of luck.
TC