Thread: Txtr without WLAN
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Old 12-01-2009, 05:26 AM   #19
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Originally Posted by egridou View Post
I cannot believe everybody needs online connectivity for his e-reader. How much time per day do you spend online with your existing e-reader? I thought it was meant to read, not to surf?
All I need is a good 6" screen with a smart interface. And I can't find a reliable one on the market now. That said, such a "simple" reader also needs a real good price to be a winner. Wouldn't you consider buying it with a further 50€ rebate?
The Txtr had a few features I liked, one of them was the wifi. But, together with the fairly high price, it's no longer worth it, imo. I have my Mini and JE100 for normal reading, I wanted the Txtr to go beyond that. But, with a fixed 3G connection I doubt I could even use it (not living in Germany and all).
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