Title: Great idea, very bad implementation
Product review: The Kindle has all what it takes do be a great product but it also has all what it takes do be a product that you don't want to buy. This little device could have been your own portable library, it could have allowed you to carry hundreds of pounds worth of books with you all the time. However, Amazon decided to load the Kindle with digital restriction management (DRM). You never own the books that you put on the Kindle and Amazon can delete them anytime they want, remotely, and without requiring your consent. Not only they can, they already did; they deleted everyone's copy of 1984 by George Orwell. Until Amazon provides a Kindle without DRM, I advise anyone to stay away from the Kindle.
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