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Originally Posted by Poppaea
As for the wifi. Well, I don't know if it is a preference. It caters to a certain aspect of the American culture. But so do TV-dinners and serial killers. Doesn't mean its a good thing.
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Hey! my wife is 100% american and she cooks all days, and works too ...
... so the TV dinners and serial killers is not really an american thing I think.
But wifi is certainly convenient. For buying books or if you're traveling, you don't need a physical computer in order to download a new book and start reading. It's a nice feature in my opinion. You don't need wireless in order to use a laptop, but I'm almost sure you are using wireless instead of a CAT5 cable plugged into a hub or switch on yours, am I right?
I cannot make a comment about hardware and CPUs. I don't know what are the Nook Touch specs without overclocking or if they are better or worse than other ereaders like Sony in terms of CPU speed or hardware.