Thread: is not wanting 3g a case of not knowing what you're missing?
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Old 08-03-2011, 02:22 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by Ditchleyportrait View Post
so these guys who claim to not need 3g, do they just not know what they're missing? i think so. the convenience!
When I read a book, I read a book. I don't take notes, I don't highlight, I don't bookmark, I don't use dictionaries, I don't use encyclopedias... I read.

If I need more info, I wait until I'm done reading. Then I look it up on my desktop the next time I sit in front of it.
  • do I need instantaneous information? -- no
  • do I need instantaneous downloads of ebooks? -- no
  • do I use the web browser on my Kindle? -- no
  • do I need 3G? -- no

Am I a satisfied and happy reader? -- yep
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