The big iPad Pro with keyboard case is very nice. My primary usage, since the iPad 1, which I still have, is to display music scores at the piano. Since I got i

The big iPad Pro with keyboard case is very nice. My primary usage, since the iPad 1, which I still have, is to display music scores at the piano. Since I got it, I realized that just dropping the music stand lets me use a laptop, though having both the iPad and new laptop is not just expensive, but confusing. Further, ForScore runs on the new mini with very large display, which is just behind the Roland keyboard, which is down for the regular swapping of key levers (what a horrible design. They break so easily and repair parts are hell to find) Dead keys are at the top and bottom now. All that said, no regrets, and the iPad pro has the distinct advantage of also being able to show off my best photos to friends, and not being instantly stolen, as sharing on the internet implies. Someone agrees with this: https://photographylife.com/enjoying-photography-in-a-high-tech-world https://photographylife.com/enjoying-photography-in-a-high-t... My word of warning: I got really tired (OK angry) with ios losing HTML textareas for any reason, because it's too easy to poke the wrong button with fat fingers and go to another page and sometimes lose all the text, or when the server balks and asks me to go back and "repost the form". Well, that doesn't work all the time. I resolved to make my mobile forum use (including this one) read-only and send URLs to the desktop, which is more stable and has no touchscreen (not even a trackpad at this time) AND I looked for external text editors for browsers and found one that works ... GhostText, and (clicking it now) opens Sublime Text with a live mirror of my type. Should even survive a power outage. Most textareas I have seen are not expandable, as well. Next best thing would seem to be a tablet with keyboard (and trackpad) like Apple's but with antistatic wrist straps on both hands to keep fingers off the screen. I hate poking the wrong button, accidental clicks while scrolling, and selecting text with a finger, --- across several screens.