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I've had an iPad for about three years. It appeared to be the magical way forward for technology. As a musician, I regularly use it to display scores, and reall
by tjr 12y ago
I've had an iPad for about three years. It appeared to be the magical way forward for technology. As a musician, I regularly use it to display scores, and really like it for this.
Otherwise, I hardly use it at all. I don't like reading on it. I don't like browsing the web on it. I don't like playing games on it. I don't like typing on it. For almost everything I've tried to do with it, either a regular desktop/laptop computer or a phone seems more pleasant for me.
But I do see plenty of other people using them constantly for things which I do not; your experience may vary.
- eglover 12y agoThis is what I'm afraid of. I don't see any use that I don't already get out of other devices. =/
- tjr 12y agoYou might try to identify a few specific applications that might serve your purpose, and see if you can try them out on someone else's tablet. Even if you (like me) don't like a tablet for most things, if it works well for a specific purpose or two, it may still be worth having.