There’s no word on an eventual WIFI/3G connection. It supports popular formats like ePub, pdf or xls. At this point, we don’t know if there’s an internal memory, but it has been reported that 32GB memory cards can be used – using memory cards is probably the cheapest way. The word on the street is that iRiver has an eBook called Story that is practically ready to be unleashed. Physically, it should be (very) close to the Kindle 2, as it has a 6″ display and a keyboard at the bottom.