Dnia Fri, 15 Apr 2011 05:09:03 -0700 (PDT), lolka napisał(a):

>> tam już są opłaty za dostęp, poczytaj dokładnie o limitach w smallprintach.
>
> Osoby uzywajace Kindle twierdza, ze nic nie placa za dostep.
>

Bosz.. czy język polski jest aż tak niezrozumiały, żeby nie widzieć różnicy
pomiędzy "przeczytaj dokładnie o limtach w smallprintach" a "osoby
twierdzą"????
Czy dla ciebie powyższe dwa stwierdzenia są tożsame?

Z regulaminu Kindle:
"Use of Wireless Connectivity. Your Kindle uses wireless connectivity to
allow you to shop for and download Digital Content from the Kindle Store.
In general, we do not charge you for this use of wireless connectivity.
Your Kindle may use wireless connectivity to make other services available
to you for which we may charge you a fee, such as personal file download
and subscriptions when you are located in another country. The fees and
terms for such services are located in the Kindle Store and may change from
time to time. If your Kindle functions with third party services, such as
WI-FI access points, a third party may charge you fees for the use of those
services."
Czyli tyko ściąganie z Kindle Store jest zagwarantowane jako bezpłatne,
choć nie do końca

"Your Conduct. You agree you will use the wireless connectivity provided by
Amazon only in connection with Services Amazon provides for the Device. You
may not use the wireless connectivity for any other purpose."
czyli używanie 3G do przeglądania internetu jest w zasadzie naruszeniem
licencji.

Przy czym ceny są w zasadzie znane, bo są opisane przy okazji ładowania
własnych dokumentów (= nie zakupionych od Amazona) przez PersonalDocument
Service:
"Fees for Personal Document Service

Fees for transfer of personal documents to the Kindle via 3G are based on
the size of the file submitted (before compression if you use a .ZIP file),
your country, and where you're accessing 3G. Fees will only be charged for
documents that are successfully received wirelessly on your Kindle.
(Personal Document Service is not available wirelessly in Canada. Please
see Sending Personal Documents to Kindle for information about e-mailing
personal documents to your computer for USB transfer to your Kindle.)
Kindle (Free 3G + Wi-Fi) user living in the United States: If you transfer
personal documents to your Kindle via Wi-Fi there is no delivery fee. If
you transfer personal documents to your Kindle via 3G while inside the
United States, the fee is $ .15 per megabyte. When traveling outside the
United States, a fee of $.99 per megabyte will apply.

Kindle user living outside the United States: We'll send personal documents
to your Kindle via 3G for a fee of $ .99 (USD) per megabyte anywhere in the
world you access 3G service.

Fees are rounded up to the next whole MB and apply to each personal
document delivered via 3G to each Kindle. You can transfer personal
documents to your Kindle via USB for free at any time."
czyli dolara za megabajt.


> Nie korzystam z internetu w telefonie i nie bede (z roznych przyczyn).
>

"na złość mamie odmrożę sobie uszy"

> Dla moich potrzeb jest to wystarczajace.

wywalający się co chwilę browser i kulawa poczta? Serio?

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"Nie to co trole z polskiego usenetu ... ci to sami madrale..." - Paweł
"robbo" Kamiński aka Jan Strybyszewski