>> Besides, who wants a system that can delete the books you've paid for at
>> any time, for no defined reason?
>
> That's what backups are for.

Can the Kindle actually do that? I know Amazon automatically lets you 
download items again if they have a record of you purchasing them, but 
that's still no help if they delete it from the catalogue.

> (Yes, I typically do strip the
> DRM from my purchases; they're my purchases, after all).

1. How is that possible?

2. Isn't that illegal?

>> It also thinks its am MP3 player. I have no idea why. The sound quality
>> of a 2mm speaker is, obviously, abysmal.
>
> That's what headphones or speakers are for.

Riiight. So I can pay £40 or more for the headphones with the special 
phone-specific plug and listen to low-quality MP3 playback.

Or I could, I don't know, use my MP3 player...

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