Hi UUers. I looked around for a long time to find a good solution for sheet music for my uke chord charts. I finally settled on MobileSheets, which really does it for me - stores charts, allows you to create setlists, scrolls the sheets in a flexible way.
I mention this because I recently got a refurb Kindle Fire with an 8.9" screen to use with MobileSheets, and it works out great. You can even get a cable to use any HDMI compatible display (most recent TVs have this) for anything on the Kindle.
And I bring this up today because woot.com has the same refurbished Kindle on sale for $55 today - smokin deal! That's for the version with 32 GB onboard storage. For another $15, you can go to 64 GB. And the screen resolution is terrific; even has decent speakers.
It seems like a pretty low cost solution, compared to loads of other tablets.
I mention this because I recently got a refurb Kindle Fire with an 8.9" screen to use with MobileSheets, and it works out great. You can even get a cable to use any HDMI compatible display (most recent TVs have this) for anything on the Kindle.
And I bring this up today because woot.com has the same refurbished Kindle on sale for $55 today - smokin deal! That's for the version with 32 GB onboard storage. For another $15, you can go to 64 GB. And the screen resolution is terrific; even has decent speakers.
It seems like a pretty low cost solution, compared to loads of other tablets.