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I don't use WiFi all that much. The last time I used WiFi was when I updated KOReader on my Kobo Aura H2O. That was before the Kobo Libra 2 was released. So I've not used WiFi for at least 5 years.
If having WiFi is not going to increase the cost much, then go ahead. I think there will be others who will want WiFi. Now Bluetooth is also something I see others wanting for thins like a mouse, keyboard, buttons, and audio. So you'll want Bluetooth as well.
When you design this Reader, pick a processer that's fast and highly efficient when it goes to sleep. And also use a battery that has a lot of power. Also, if you plan on selling this in the EU, you'll need to make the battery able to be replaced without too much hassle.
And one other thing, NO COLOR!
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