Thread: Touch which is easy to use with wireless router?
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Old 08-06-2011, 10:55 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by ttomm46 View Post
hi
I have a dlink n 150 router..I see that Walmart has nook simple touch but i thought i read it doesn't support n wireless networks....not being a router expert. which is easy to set up for my router ?..Kobo, Nook, or something else?
All N routers are also G routers, so they will work with the nook. Although N is much faster than G, when you download a book (which is usually in the range 0.5-2 Mbytes), it makes next to no difference whether you are on N or G. Besides, the bottleneck is usually your cable/ISP provider (G is good for up to 24Mb/s).
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