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I use the Kindle's Advanced setting for its Experimental Web to browse the Web. I was on a long bus trip and browsed the news, visited the Gutenberg Project site, bought a book, and downloaded a TXT book. I rationalized the cost as $20/month for 12 months of EVDO subscription and $159 for the e-reader. Sprint's site lists 450 minutes at $39.99, so I could have rationalized it as paying for 12 months $479.88 and getting $80 worth of e-books and a free Kindle.
I was stuck in traffic (parked) at night and had no difficult browsing Google using the interior car lighting.
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