Thread: wireless N vs Wireless G
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Old 04-26-2014, 09:06 AM   #3
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Originally Posted by Atilla View Post
According to specs at Kobo web site any kobo product you buy today will have N connectivity.
well that's a tad ambiguous. I have a Kobo arc that I bought "today" - well a few weeks ago to be pedantic , which was being sold new by Currys on ebay but that's a 3 year old model ?

so surely it depends on what model you buy "today" & from where ?
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