I have been using the HP-Tm2 and agree with the problem of the very shiny screen. However, it is nice that the screen can flip completely around for resting on a piano and using the touch screen. However, for music landscape is not idea.

Check out my other post about the Kno. I just adding info I saw today about an Acer Win 7 laptop with two 15" screen. This may be a growing trend.
http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/021611.html

Hi Graham.Sorry about not replying sooner.I was working.I do not use a music reader with my laptop.Its something I might look into though.

You can see a youtube video with the HP TM2 here :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nb3hQl-2glY

I use Music Reader on the Dell XT 2 tablet. Fits very neatly on any music rest as when folded flat it only measures a tad over 2cm thick.

Super quick touch response, and Music Reader is a good fit for this particular tablet.

It also has an SSD so it is super quiet and cool to run as well.

There is a v4 of the Music Reader program being released this quarter so it may be worth having a look at. LOTS of new features, and improved operation we are told.

Hi Brian,

Yes that was for the original XT, no-where near the same issues (apart from user error) on the XT 2.

AND even less using Windows 7.

It was mostly people wanting to use "Flicks" and two/three finger touch modes...In my case single finger touch is plenty

BTW, don't hold you breath waiting for a bigger iPad. As far as I have read it is at the maximum size Apple are prepared to go to.