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Old 05-02-2011, 09:56 PM   #41
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Location: The Olympic Peninsula on the OTHER Washington! (the big green clean one on the west coast!)
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Originally Posted by ProfCrash View Post
Yes you would. I know at least one person here used it to contact a family member who had forgotten to pick her up in Mexico. Her cell phone service did not work but the Kindle 3G did.

No one knows when the next generation of Kindle will be released. the K3 is not even a year old and they just launched the AdvertKindle at $114. I would be surprised if the K4 is announced in the next 6 months but I have been known to be wrong.

Personally, I made it through the K2 with my K1 and ended up buying the DXG when they were announced because the price dropped and it had the new screen. I just recently bought a K3 for travel. My point? There are many folks out there with K1's nd K2's that are working very nicely and have no real problems with them. If you get a K3 and the K4 is announced you are likely to be just fine.
that was me! ;o). there were many final decisions that went into my decision to finally get a Kindle, traveling to remote locations was one of them. I ski a lot and cell phones are notoriously bad about reception on the slopes. I also backpack, camp and travel a great deal. the chance to have yet another lifeline if I got into a dodgy situation sure removed any doubt I had!

welcome to the world of Kindle!
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