I don't see a Verituner app for the Ipad2, although there is one for the iphone, which would work but probably not look quite the same..but that is a good price for the Verituner! On 12/18/2011 12:36 PM, John Ross wrote: > I am looking at the iPad 2 as well. > Right now Dave has a reduced price on the Verituner till the end of > the year, from the Apple Store. > I already use the Verituner, on a netbook, but really like the idea of > a 10 hour battery life on the iPad. > The additional cover will also be nice as it doubles as a stand. > The only thing is, I will have to buy the new program, as it is an > entirely different program than the one for a netbook, and therefore > cannot be swopped over. > No annual fee either, and free upgrades. > So if I do buy one, I will try and sell my netbook, and the program is > transferable to a new owner for $75. > John Ross > Windsor, Nova Scotia > On 18-12-2011, at 2:13 PM, Joseph Rosenberg wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> I am looking into getting an ipad 2 if I can really use it for my >> piano business. >> >> I tune aurally and use a Sanderson IV at times, so the use would be >> more for customer lists, marketing, piano sales, technical references >> when working on pianos on site, etc. >> >> Does anyone now use an ipad, and if so, can you share your thoughts >> about it? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Joe Rosenberg >> Long Island, NY >
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