i've never tried a digital music stand in person but i've seen them online and they look to be pretty swanky.
it's basically a small lcd monitor mounted to a stand and the sheet music is displayed on screen. for scrolling i'd be surprised if it didn't offer a foot switch like GB mentioned or something like how guitarpro works for its tab where you have a visual indicator scrolling across the music so you know where you're supposed to be that in turn automatically scrolls through the music. no actual page flipping - just scrolling until it's done.
then you also need to start considering what sort of software / hardware configurations will be involved and whether or not you just want the stand to be able to read sheet music files or whether or not the musician can use the stand as a compositional tool as well.
a built in metronome and tuner would be FREAKING AWESOME!!! also - built in back lighting and an option for battery back up power.
on a personal level if i was investing in a digital music stand / sheet music display thing i'd want it to be heavy, not immovable but heavy enough to feel like it could take a bump and not tumble. then again i'm also of the opinion that anyone looking to purchase a digital music stand is also going to be in a position where they can afford higher quality goods and services so i wouldn't expect them to be 'that' cheap.
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