Thread: Limitations of Global Wireless
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Old 03-12-2010, 12:36 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by nickredding View Post
A K2i registered in the US allows full web browsing when in other countries. I discovered this when I switched on wireless while in Canada, and received a welcome message from Amazon (on the Kindle) stating that any purchases would be subject to a $2 surcharge because I was out of country, but web browsing was still avaiable at no charge.
Really? That's very interesting. I wonder if this would work in Europe, too. I plan to get my Kindle in the US and register it in the US, but I will be taking a lengthy trip to Europe.

Was the web browsing not restricted at all? So, it went to more than just wikipedia?
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