Short answers, pulled from the story.
The iLiad device measured 155 millimeters by 216 millimeters and weighed 400 grams. Its screen area spanned 124 mm by 165 mm with a resolution of 768 pixels across and 1024 pixels down.
Initial advertising occurred in December 2005 with a planned launch date set for April 2006. Delays pushed the actual beta sales start until July when general public release followed near month end.
North America availability ceased due to FCC regulation non-compliance issues. The Federal Communications Commission delayed approval which hurt sales figures significantly and caused CEO Hans Brons to cite this regulatory response as a direct cause for declining numbers.
September 2007 saw iRex Technologies release an update officially called iLiad 2nd Edition featuring a redesigned backplane and increased battery capacity. May 2008 brought a third installment branded as iLiad Book Edition under the same family name that removed WiFi capabilities but added a new silver look to the exterior casing.
The device supported document files in formats like PDF, Mobipocket, XHTML, and plain text. It displayed JPEG, BMP, and PNG images without color capabilities.