The Kindle is vastly more complex than the Crunchpad. EInk, DRM store, mobile network hardware, all sorts.

The crunchpad is basically a laptop without a keyboard, a touch screen and some custom Linux software. It's really not that complex. Most of it is just assembling components and writing some relatively straightforward software, unless I'm missing something?

Say what you like about him, but Arrington is doggedly going after this thing...