EDIT: Mea Culpa. The article was complaining that the "Kindle" (non-touch) didn't have a touchscreen and had the tedious d-pad interface instead. That revelatio

EDIT: Mea Culpa. The article was complaining that the "Kindle" (non-touch) didn't have a touchscreen and had the tedious d-pad interface instead. That revelation doesn't bother me at all (and hardly is a revelation. Original post follows: It is called the "Kindle Touch". It is advertised thus: "now with multi-touch". Their longer blurb says this: "Simple To Use Touchscreen Kindle Touch features an easy-to-use touch interface. Turn pages, search, shop books and take notes quickly and easily." To learn now that the "touch" screen borders on being useless and that amazon has a very poor concept of "quick and easy" leaves a bad taste in my mouth.