Compare with Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble is clearly hanging its hat on the fact that they's hardware is superior to the Fire's. The Nook also claims superior battery life: 11.5 hours of reading, versus just 8 hours on the Fire. One of the big selling points for the Kindle Fire is how much it can be used as a delivery system for Amazon Prime's mountain of content, including Amazon Instant Video and the just-announcedKindle Owners' Lending Library. But the they will come preloaded with apps for both Netflix and Hulu Plus, both of which are generally considered to have a streaming video selection superior to Amazon Prime's. There is, of course, a huge selection of e-books and periodicals, just as there is on the Kindle Fire. Most importantly, there's more storage- while the Fire has just 8GB of internal hard drive storage and can't be expanded beyond that, the they starts at 16 GB and you can add up to 32 additional GB via an SD card slot. Sure, Amazon points out that much of your media can be stored in its cloud service, but in places without 3G connectivity, like on an underground subway, you won't always have access to the cloud. As with Fire, they is a Wi-Fi only device -- there is no 3G cellular connectivity, no Bluetooth for browsing or purchasing a book when you don't have Wi-Fi. Although Barnes & Noble has a deal with AT&T to provide free Wi-Fi access at hotspots in its own stores, as well as in McDonald's, Starbucks and other locales.
So, it makes a little inconvenience when we take the they on the go, or in a restaurant. And fortunately we can solve this issue with a mobile wifi router which can transfer 3G into WiFi signal on the go and share with more than one wifi devices like they, Kindle Fire, iPad, PSP, etc.
How to connect they to 3G
Things you need:
Steps:
Wait a few second, then the "connected" will appear under the SSID name, and the wifi icon can also be found on the screen of your they, just enjoy it.
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