I sort of prefer the ones without. The Kawai CA95 doesn't have it, but it does have a line input and USB/5 pin MIDI in/out, so you can simply place a tablet (iPad or Android) on the music stand and use a USB cable to play whatever digital synths or piano emulators you want to download.
Not having a built-in tablet means it is future proof and can work with the latest tablet, even a decade into the future.
>means it is future proof and can work with the latest tablet, even a decade into the future.
My preferred digital workstation (cubase) works (started with an atari version) great - also on my phone. My son has the same phone - does not work (slightly different processor? Different size sd card?). I can't find the forum message where someone went out and got a new tablet for the program..doesn't work.
"Future proof", isn't even today proof.
Not having a built-in tablet means it is future proof and can work with the latest tablet, even a decade into the future.