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Originally Posted by DanNeely
any book a Kindle user buys is backed up on Amazon's servers -- and is available to the reader at any time. "There's no need for additional storage."
Does this mean that:
1) They've replaced the cellular datalink with an irridium satphone to give global coverage.
2) Are spending gigagbucks on new land based cell towers and terrabucks to cover building and deploying a network of floating cell towers across the ocean.
3) Are somehow going to prevent you from attempting to using it anywhere a connection to their servers isn't available.
4) In addition to at least one of 1-3, are going to either ban non amazon content or host all nonamazon content on their servers for user access?
5) Are lieing through their teeth?
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The Kindle has always been considered an American only product and they are talking about content purchased from the Amazon store not user-content.