Oh, please check back with B&N, because when I was looking at a Nook (still haven't gotten myself any kind of ereader yet), the whole point of 3G was (internet) access even when you're not in a WiFi spot. You pay extra for the 3G version of the Nook, and they provide the connection with no additional fees.
The WiFi-only Nook should access anywhere there is WiFi, and especially in a B&N store.
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Oh, please check back with B&N, because when I was looking at a Nook (still haven't gotten myself any kind of ereader yet), the whole point of 3G was (internet) access even when you're not in a WiFi spot. You pay extra for the 3G version of the Nook, and they provide the connection with no additional fees.
The WiFi-only Nook should access anywhere there is WiFi, and especially in a B&N store.