Title: DRM encumbered
Product review: The theory of EBooks is great, but the Kindle is DRM encumbered, like the Ipod and the Windows 7 why bother with the intrusion on "Fair Use" that was established by the lawsuits over the VCR. I prefer a cheaper Palm or Linux-based small netbook by which I can load PDF's or better OpenDoc format books onto to read from the likes of Project Gutenberg and other legal sources. If the Kindle (like the iPod) entertains removal of this fundamental mistrust of the user, I'll entertain buying one, until then I'll pass.
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