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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
How is the K2's 3G network capabilities more limited than the KK's 3G capabilities? This is the first I've heard of it. You can websurf on the K2's 3G network. The webkit browser on the KK is newer (and a little faster) than the K2's browser, but I've never found anything that can be done with the KK's browser over 3G that can't be done with the K2's browser over 3G.  |
Let me get this straight:
I ask about the Kindle 2G, a device with which I state I have no experience. The device hasn't warranted my research because it's two generations back and not worth acquiring at this point.
Someone who knows both devices answers me and says that, on the contrary, the capabilities of the the 3G are in fact greater and might be worthy of an upgrade where the 2G is not.
I then thank the person and reiterate what I understand to be their explanation to acknowledge that they had been heard.
Instead of continuing the discussion by disputing the information of the person who made the original statement, or even bothering to answer my question (possibly to say you don't agree that the 3G and 2G are different enough to warrant compatibility with one and not the other), you use my reiteration to suggest ignorance on my part, even though I began my question by stating I knew nothing about the Kindle 2G.
The only reason I can see for you to go after me rather than address Dave's response is that, in Dave's case, you don't have a history of creating pointless acrimony over ideological differences.
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