To me, "sold in the US" probably means sold under a different brand name and probably associated with a newspaper chain or a bookstore chain or a cell phone provider. Crave said:
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Allegedly, the unit will have a tie-in with one of the large online e-book sellers, though iRex wouldn't say which one.
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Perhaps we have been here before with the Kindle. If "3G" means EV-DO (e.g. Sprint, like the Kindle), then this model won't be sold in Europe. It would not be hard to produce another version with a different 3G module, but that would depend on having a European "reseller" for its device.