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Flammable 'Kindling' e-reader holds 900 bytes 
CNET News.com | Wed, Jun 10
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He advertised the Kindling as "thinner than most quesadillas," holding "900 bytes of information (about 120 words)," and having a "complete lack of functional buttons." After tracing a photo of the Amazon Kindle using a graphics-editing program, ...
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