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Old 01-16-2011, 08:25 AM   #24
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Lagos, Nigeria.
Device: Sony Reader Touch Edition (PRS-650BC)
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Originally Posted by CommonReader View Post
I somewhat fail to see why you are so keen on having a reader with WiFi. The main advantage of WiFi is easy access to a dedicated ebook store. As you may not have access to such a store from Nigeria anyway, that feature may be of little practical use. Any computer is more convenient for web browsing and for getting books from all over the web. Without WiFi you could get the Sony 350/650 which are much cheaper and may be more easily available in Nigeria. They also use epub which seems to be the dominant file format outside of the US.
I just want to get the most I can get. I would just like the feature there so that I know if I ever need it, I can use it. And most state of the art readers come with wifi. My rationale is, since I'm buying a reader, why not buy one of the best.
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