I'll buy a first ASUS Tablet soon and want to know if I can sync with my PC at home. If I don't have a wireless connection, can I still do it with just the effect wireless.

Looks like the Firefox Sync is just for PCs and phones. If I buy a tablet that has a wireless capability but I'm not going to buy a phone plan, e.g. with AT & T, I'll still be able to synchronize my information from tablet with my home PC? It works like McCloud?

Sync can work with any instance of Firefox 4 or more. It synchronizes your bookmarks, history and passwords to another instance of Firefox. https://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/how-do-i-set-up-Firefox-sync

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