Thread: 3G means what exactly?
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Old 05-12-2010, 05:12 PM   #1
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3G means what exactly?
I believe some readers (Kindle,Nook) have 3G. Does this mean they can access the web from anywhere? Are there any restrictions or costs? Does it work in the UK? I must admit I love the idea of reading wikipedia etc on the move.

Will more readers have this in future or is the licensing too difficult to work out.

Mike
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