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I don't think most people would want to pay a monthly fee for Kindle connectivity in their house where they most likely do have other internet access.
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True. How about this for a use case, though:
Your house is out-of-range for Sprint. I'm not that up on coverage areas, but I'd guess that there's a high probability that there's no good cellphone carrier for your home in this case. So, you get a Sprint Airave and get Sprint cellular service.
Now all you have to do is somehow register your Kindle for access through the Airave.