Hahaha, obviously the author of this article was just trying to get an angry reaction out of us ignorant and belligerent Americans. I also read about 100 books a year, because I don't watch much television. I'm aware I probably read more books than the "average American", but I'm guessing many other Americans who would actually pay for a dedicated e-reader fall into the same category. Anyway, taking the Kindle sales into account thus far I'm far from alone.

I'm insulted by your opening to this article. I'm a US resident, and I read over 100 books a year. It's the worst kind of stereotyping to assume that all Americans are illiterate.

You sir, are an a**, and this is the last time I will be visiting this site.

It is certainly about time that some people who can truly appreciate the Kindle will be getting their hands on it. Now if you could just learn to use a toothbrush you will be all set. Perhaps there is an instructional book you could download for this?

The wireless aspect is pretty cool, but is it really so horrible if you have to go to your home or laptop to put new stuff on your Kindle?

What about the iPhone version of Kindle, is that coming too?