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Originally Posted by Alisa
Or people who like the flexibility of getting the book they want to read when they want to read it. I could buy ahead on spec but why do so when I don't have to? I assure you, I'm quite comfortable with computers as are all the Kindle owners I know. I'm sure there are those that aren't but it's a bit of an assumption to make that the main appeal of the wireless is due to fear and incompetence.
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The Kindle is a better choice for those who often travel and are away from their home or who are intimidated by the process of plugging a reader in and syncing (I know
plenty of people to whom that would apply). It's also far better for those who want to read across multiple devices (smartphone, reader, PC). If you're going to claim that wireless is a huge benefit because it lets you buy a book in your garden instead of having to walk all the way to your study to plug the thing in, then I'm just going to laugh.