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I too am interested in the possibility of an iPad, a Netbook or a couple of small laptops--especially small laptops from earlier operating systems. The EarQ hearing testing software I have used at PTG conventions works well on Windows 98; I don't know if it works on later OS's. The laptops I have been carrying to conventions are large and the weight has become too much for me to handle. In addition, two of the four laptops are starting to have problems with their basic functionality. I would like to use the EarQ for one more national convention. After that I anticipate having a new program.<BR>
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My boss' iPad has already proven useful for the hearing aid work I do, but not essential. If I could use it for my piano business as well, that might make it worth my while to have.<BR>
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<BR>Diane Hofstetter<BR> <BR>
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