No support yet for linux or macs.

but for only $249 you could get a 12X ULTRA-ray burner that burns 500GB UBs

The atom processor seems to be significantly underpowered to run the multitouch features. This had better be cheap...

I'm just going to comment on the references part. It's possible to do a search in the book and find the exact location of any sentence. It's extremely rare that any sentence will show up more than once. Just quote 5 words and a search will locate the exact place they're used.

I see eReaders as being the future. If you only read one or two books a year than you probably won't be saving the environment, but if you go through several dozens and even more for references than the impact on paper waste would be substantial. Also decreasing the amount of trucks that are going around and delivering said books will remove a lot of fuel waste and emissions. Sure, if all your books are in a library than the impact won't be as severe but in that case you would be saving a lot of your time. e-readers need to get better, faster and more affordable as soon as possible so we can reduce all these factors.

I know it's not very popular right now but the latest silverlight has support for acceleration.

Yea, even the single core Atom processor is good enough to play 720p content. At least they're finally making an effort to allow the flash player to use the GPU.

I don't need WiFi, I only need an ebook reader without DRM.

oh snap

There's an extension called "Nightly Tester Tools".
It allows you to run unsupported addons on any version of firefox.

If the extension you want wasn't broken by the update (most aren't) then you can use NTT to run it.

Yea but that drops to 80MB/s after you use it for a while.
Until I see benchmarks I don't trust the marketing numbers.