Thread: Should I take the plunge or wait some more months to get my first eReader?
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Old 10-01-2010, 12:48 PM   #23
bill_mchale
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Originally Posted by boswd View Post
You know for a Kindle owner you are pretty smart
But the Prof. is spont on, people who say they don't "need or want" I'm willing to wager are ones who have never had the wireless.

There is no way I could go back having just the sideload as my option.
I think it depends on where you get most of your books. As far as I know (Though I may well be wrong), none of the readers with WiFi support using PG, Manybooks.net or Feedbooks as book sources. So if you get most of your books from those sources (or from here), you gain little real utility from the wireless.

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