Thread: Unclear on Kindle 2 connectivity
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Old 02-26-2009, 04:46 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by Kabowski View Post
But if you are outside of the Sprint signal range, can the Kindle 2 still connect to a wireless router in a home or a WiFi hotspot to access the Amazon book store, or receive periodicals like the daily newspaper?
As others said, no. You can d/l on your PC and transfer with USB.

If you are a Sprint customer you can get one of those femtocell things that gives you Sprint CELL signal right in your house.

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