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Originally Posted by volwrath
Hmm I read that as well, but didn't really pick up that meant ad-hoc, although you are right. It says it in the instruction manualThat would be a shame since everything else in the world can connect fine to my adhoc network except for my squeezebox radio.
It won't be too bad if it whispersyncs on wifi anytime it comes across a valid wifi access point, without having to be turned on.
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The Amazon advertizing page has the following blurb;
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That's half the news. We're also excited to introduce a new Kindle family member—Kindle with Wi-Fi only. KindleWi-Fi isonly $139. Kindle Wi-Fi is identical to our new $189 Kindle, except it doesn't have our go-anywhere 3G wireless. If you're going to use your Kindle primarily in locations where you'll have access to a Wi-Fi hotspot-like at home-then Kindle Wi-Fi is a good choice. At $139, we expect many people will buy multiple Kindles for the home and family.
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{Emphasis is mine.}
How many
"at home" networks are not peer-to-peer/ad hoc type networks? I would be
very disappointed if I got the wi-fi only version and could not connect through my home network.
I would like a review from someone who gets the wi-fi only K3 & has an 802.11 home network.