Title: Corporate Controlled Delivery Device
Product review: Two things - I'm sure you're all familiar with how Amazon will take books you *thought* you owned and yank them off your Kindle whenever they want to. They refund your money - but that's not the point. If you bought a paper book, this would be a non-starter.Item #2 - I'd mostly use this as an aggregated collection of my reference works - but I already own 95% of the reference books I'd want on the kindle (HTML lookup, JavaScript references, web language references, CSS references, etc.) If I could send in my books and pay a nominal ($2? $5?) fee to get the electronic equivalents, that'd be great. However, that option doesn't exist, and who is to say O'Reilly won't yank all my licensed reference books on a whim? (about 50% of my stuff is O'Reilly).Let me know when the Kindle becomes a consumer-friendly device I can trust - right now it kind of reminds me of the CDs that shipped with anti-RIPping technology - another thing Amazon refused to disclose.
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