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Originally Posted by Yapyap
If you don't have WiFi (and have to use an Internet café computer for the book purchase, without any way of using their WiFi for your device instead), you're out of luck, probably. I doubt you can buy a DRM-d file over a public computer; even if it had Adobe Digital Editions installed, it wouldn't be tied to your ADE account.
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One benefit of the Kindle is that it does allow this kind of purchase: you can buy a book from the Amazon web site, select the device to deliver it to, and download a file you can copy onto your device via USB. No software needed on the PC (other than a web browser).
Of course, doing it via WiFi and buying a book directly on the device is much easier, and in most places it's not difficult to find WiFi these days.