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Old 08-25-2009, 01:11 PM   #177
Alisa
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Um... unless you can use the 3G to do stuff other than buy ebooks from Sony... I don't really see that as a big selling point. At least the Kindle gives you the basic browsers and the ability to d/l ebooks from places like MobileRead and FeedBooks using it.

Other than that I don't see why I would pay $100 more for this than the 600... well, it is a bit bigger (taller screen so more lines per page) and comes with a cover.'

I was so hoping for a 9inch device with awesome PDF support.

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I rarely use my 3G Kindle connection to do anything but get content. I do use Wikipedia sometimes and that is all kinds of awesome but it's the combination of sample chapter + instant download that makes 3G a winner for me. Hopefully Sony's doing samples. I love loading up on samples and then buying the book I want after reading the sample. 3G means I don't have to be at home or near a computer. Plus it looks like they want to get into the periodical market. 3G delivery is great for that. If the screen looks good, I think this is a great play on Sony's part.
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