[BRX]

I suggest moving this thread to the important topics.

[Zubersoft]

I've added it to the Important Threads.

Thanks,
Mike

[fschop]

Hi,
I play classical music on piano, often accompanying a instrument (i.e. 3 bars of music) and I use a Samsung Tab S9 FE+ (12.4 inch screen). In portrait format it is large enough, but in landscape format with 2 pages on the screen, it is a bit small, but still properly readable. Would I prefer the 14.6 inch tablet? Yes, but it is too expensive (about twice the 12.4 inch).

[wthalliii]

Wow. This thread is 10 years old. I'd just like to share my experiences with different tablets. I don't remember the first tablet that I used, but it was Android. Then I switched to the Surface Pro 4. Then I was using it on a Surface Pro 7. Eventually, I wanted a little bit bigger screen to help out my ageing eyes, so I bought a Surface Laptop Studio. It was nice, but too heavy. Then I had it on a Surface Pro 9. The screen's not quite as big as the Surface Laptop Studio, but still acceptable. Then, I had a problem with that tablet, so for a while I used it on a Surface Pro 11 ARM with the OLED screen. That works great except that Microsoft has dropped Android support, and that is what our church music software, Music Stand, runs on. I wanted all my music on the same tablet, so I'm now back to Android on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10 Ultra. MobileSheets works great on that. I thought that a 16:10 screen would waste too much of the screen, but that's not the case. I can put task bars on the screen to use that space. Also, I crop the side margins from my music, so it fits well, and the actual usable image is essentially the same size as an 8.5 X 11 piece of paper.

[jazzlaw]

I went from an iPad to Surface Pro 8 and just switched to Boox Tab X C, which seems just about perfect. Near A4 screen size, color e eink, android, front light, great battery light, pen. Very happy after a couple of weeks use.

[GraemeJ]

Wow. This thread is 10 years old. 

Tablets are, very much, a moving target and that's why this thread is still going after 10 years.  Your own story proves the point  .