I bought myself a Kindle back in June as a graduation present, and as something to make the train rides to work a little faster.  I really liked it, basically for all the reasons people were supposed to like it; and then I broke it.
It turns out that "forgetting that the Kindle is in your backpack and thus throwing it over a fence" is not covered by Amazon's warranty.  Yes, I was also surprised to learn this.  It also turns that replacing the screen is prohibitively expensive, so I went back to paperback.
But now there's a 
Kindle 2
, and I have to decide whether I'm willing to risk another relationship with a beautiful but fragile device.  It seems like it's better than the Kindle 1, but not fundamentally different.  Same price, specs improved by ~20%.  Since I loved the first one, this seems like it ought to be a good thing; but I was still hoping for something... new.