Registered: 08/28/04
Posts: 2206
Loc: Louisiana, USA
Yep, I'm buying! "Kindle makes it easy to take your documents with you. You can e-mail documents - including Word, PDF and more - directly to your Kindle so you that you can read them anytime, anywhere."
Now, the only issue for me using it as a lyric display is if I can use a footswitch to turn pages.
Registered: 09/23/05
Posts: 1002
Loc: Phila. 'burbs, Pa. USA
SemiLive, 1- I love the name SemiLiveMusic ... can I use it? b- Did you get the Kindle Fire? If so how it working out? I like the idea of displaying lyrics in Word and being able to insert a lick (dots) here and there in Word. 3- If you are using it, how do you save files so that they are easily accessible? Ciao, Jerry
Registered: 08/28/04
Posts: 2206
Loc: Louisiana, USA
Originally Posted By: Jerry T
SemiLive, 1- I love the name SemiLiveMusic ... can I use it? b- Did you get the Kindle Fire? If so how it working out? I like the idea of displaying lyrics in Word and being able to insert a lick (dots) here and there in Word. 3- If you are using it, how do you save files so that they are easily accessible? Ciao, Jerry
I didn't buy Kindle. Still debating whether to go with iPad, due to its versatile app resources. As for using the name, you mean for your act? Sure.
Registered: 09/23/05
Posts: 1002
Loc: Phila. 'burbs, Pa. USA
I read about 200 Kindle Fire reviews and it may not do the job. Among other things, It doesn't have file management, so I don't know how one would call up a lyric file quickly. I guess I'm looking for a 7" version of the Music Pad Pro that displays Word and PDF files. I think I'd rather use "Don Mason" or "Gary Diamond" for my act ... might get more work. Gigs are drying up here in the 'rust belt'. Ciao, Jerry
Registered: 12/01/02
Posts: 1790
Loc: Medina, OH, USA
Check out the Blackberry Playbook 7-Inch Tablet which has many features not found in the Nook or the Kindle Fire. Once priced at $599 now at $249 (Amazon)
Registered: 06/28/01
Posts: 2788
Loc: Lehigh Valley, Pa.
I'm not sure if a 7" screen would be large enough to read lyrics and sheet music. Also many non Apple type tablets use Android or Java apps, and I don't believe they offer the type of music reading ability that the iPad has access to.
Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
Originally Posted By: Jerry T
I read about 200 Kindle Fire reviews and it may not do the job. Among other things, It doesn't have file management, so I don't know how one would call up a lyric file quickly. I guess I'm looking for a 7" version of the Music Pad Pro that displays Word and PDF files. I think I'd rather use "Don Mason" or "Gary Diamond" for my act ... might get more work. Gigs are drying up here in the 'rust belt'. Ciao, Jerry
It has been slow here too. I'm fortunate to be able to go back to my "old" gig at the supper club. Crow tastes good with the proper seasoning! DonM