I bought it from the Russian distributor in December. Looks good and works fast, although the firmware is a little bit raw (they promised to update it in their Moscow service centre at the end of January). The weight is almost the same as one of iPad, the case is solid, durable and trendy and the battery is quite heavy-duty - last time I charged it on Jan 1st, put it on the shelf and today it has 86% charge. The screen... well, it is NOT so contrast and white as those of Pearl eInk nor fully sensitive (included stylus necessary to operate), but it's color - and this is really useful for school textbooks (biology, chemistry etc) . There are some widgets included in the beta OS. The one that amazed me was the graph-calculator that draws maths functions on the 9-inch display - looks great. The WiFi module is installed but doesn't work yet in my OS version. 32Gb of built-in memory and microSD slot provide the capability to store tremendous number of e-books and data. Among the accessories, they said, there will be a scanner for word recognition and translation to be plugged in the USB port of the device. Even though I usually use iPad2, I'm totally satisfied with this jetBook.
