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<blockquote data-quote="Brian jojade" data-source="post: 140347" data-attributes="member: 211">Re: Need to buy a tablet for X32. What to get???The thing about tablets is that they truly are a dime a dozen. The problem is, the cheap ones ARE cheap, and failure rates can be horrid on some models.&nbsp; The more expensive ones are on par with the quality of the iPad, so the difference is more on the OS.&nbsp; Used androids are generally far cheaper than used iPads. The catch with Androids is you don&#039;t know how many OS updates they will support.&nbsp; If the update to the app needs a newer OS, and your android isn&#039;t upgradable, you&#039;re out of luck.&nbsp; With the iPad, they announced the new OS STILL supports the original iPad 2, with performance expected to be boosted instead of decreased with this update.&nbsp; That&#039;s pretty incredible.Now, once you get past the OS updates and hardware differences, it comes down to which mix app you want to use. I haven&#039;t used Mixstation versus the official iPad app, so I can&#039;t comment which is better.&nbsp; Personally, I really like the iPad app already. If mix station is that much better, it may be worth looking into.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian jojade, post: 140347, member: 211"] Re: Need to buy a tablet for X32. What to get??? The thing about tablets is that they truly are a dime a dozen. The problem is, the cheap ones ARE cheap, and failure rates can be horrid on some models. The more expensive ones are on par with the quality of the iPad, so the difference is more on the OS. Used androids are generally far cheaper than used iPads. The catch with Androids is you don't know how many OS updates they will support. If the update to the app needs a newer OS, and your android isn't upgradable, you're out of luck. With the iPad, they announced the new OS STILL supports the original iPad 2, with performance expected to be boosted instead of decreased with this update. That's pretty incredible. Now, once you get past the OS updates and hardware differences, it comes down to which mix app you want to use. I haven't used Mixstation versus the official iPad app, so I can't comment which is better. Personally, I really like the iPad app already. If mix station is that much better, it may be worth looking into. [/QUOTE]

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