Well, the whole point of cloud computing is that its independent of the end device. Nexus 7, from Google, will have a quad core which could also help "a bit" with that 3D modeling.
Yeah, the iPad was designed very different than Apple's other products (maybe not the iPhone) in a way that they have the same configuration (beyond the HDD or flash memory). So there's no option to customize.
I found a free guitar tuner app; you find it on the App Store->Top Free->Utilities, it's listed under the number 97 at this moment. This is the Website: http://www.123guitartuner.com/
I am glad Cryptoman told you about the app, and that you found it useful. As soon as WildKeys is available on the App Store I will let you know. The developers are Finnish, so I will probably know before it's out. :D
Garage Band is great, I use it for recording interviews, and love it. I don't use it for anything musical, though, but yes, it has to be of great help for you. What is the mini piano app that you use?
I believe your music director is right, there is plenty for a musician to do, and discover with both a Mac and an iPad. Yes, at this point you'd better wait for the iPad 3.
This might sound a little crazy, but when I wake up in the middle of the night (quite often), and can't sleep, I go to the App Store, and check out the new apps. :) I always find something new. Next time I will see what's new for musicians, and tell you.
That may simply put individual tablet manufactrer towards different consumers. If that's the direction consumerization would probably heading to as regards tablet PC, i think market may look healthy and industry may eventually unencumbered off of patent legal fights.
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