It's not enough anymore to simply cram a single-octave keyboard into the bottom of a Nintendo DS, effective piano instruction requires at least twice as many keys -- and an iPad. The Ion Piano Apprentice (when coupled with a compatible iDevice and companion app) offers aspiring Tchaikovskys octave-selectable free play, lessons on reading sheet music, and even a view of award-winning piano instructor Scott Houston's handsome hands.
If those mitts are too distracting for you, just follow along with the light-up keys, you'll be fine. This mini keyboard / iPad dock will land this fall to the tune of $100 -- -- it's either that, a real instructor, or a pair of haptic robot gloves. Your choice, really.
21 comments:
now all I need is an iPad. lol.
Robot gloves does sound pretty dammn appealing though..
this looks pretty cool now i want an ipad haha
looks really corny to me......
oh god.. not again..
Man I also need an iPad
That is ridiculous.
I'll take the gloves :P
I'll take the gloves :P
iPad hater here; no comment :)
Pretty cool, but not enough to make the iPad useful.
100$ is a lot imo.
lol brb buying my iPad lol
Somehow I imagine an actual keyboard, and lessons or do it yourself lesson kinda things are probably going to be cheaper.
This is so hip, i wish there was a price listed.
Ya, I see no real use for an iPad
Holy balls. Want.
i wouldn't buy it :)
Really clever, what a good idea.
i wonder if it can make and scroll the sheet music in realtime as you play
long time no comment. Went thru your first page... god I should probably check them all. Your links are always interesting... baller
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