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Old 09-30-2011, 11:53 AM   #378
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Originally Posted by jpcapili View Post
but... I found this also... so this answered my question:
Search Wikipedia and the Web
Kindle Touch 3G makes it easy to find what you're looking for. Just enter a word or phrase and Kindle will search every instance across your Kindle library, in the Kindle Store, on Wikipedia, or the Web using Google search.
The part I highlighted from your post is stated using exactly the same words on the product page for the wifi-only version of the Kindle Touch.

I'm not sure that statement necessarily means that Wikipedia is accessible via 3G on the Touch 3G model—only that it can be accessed by the device.

On the product page for the Kindle Touch 3G, it states:

Free 3G Wireless
Our most convenient Kindle - no wireless set up, no hunting for Wi-Fi hotspots. Download books anywhere with no plans, contracts, or monthly fees. 3G works globally.


No mention of Wikipedia there.

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