If it is a box, the vendor isn't required to make it accessible before you buy. Next, the Act fails to limit some of the crappy terms of software contracts that have been developed. The act doesn't do anything to permit disassembly or reverse engineering in a reasonable way. Shrink wrap contracts will give traction for software publishers to chill the intellectual environment of developing better and compabible computer programs. The act is not dealing with another nasty shrink wrap contract clause.
Contracts can continue to prohibit publishing of detailed reviews or comparisons and tests.
You can sell a used car without the maker's interference. I have been a computer system administrator and manager for about 10 years. I am tired of tired of software licenses that make me a potential crook, I am tired of employers that hope I will be their fall guy if their illegal software copies are noticed. This U.C.I.T.A. just doesn't fix the unreasonable language common in software shrink wrap contracts.