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[* black] Enough fun and games, let's get this Kindle open.
[* black] A plastic opening tool quickly removes the back case to reveal our first glimpse at the internals.
[* black] Not long ago, we praised the Nexus 7 for being so easy to get into compared to the iPad, and sacrificing only a [guide|9623|single millimeter|stepid=36528] to do so.
-[* black] Here we are, only a couple months later, and Amazon has an easy-to-open tablet that's another .1 mm thinner than the Nexus tablet. We've said it once, and we'll say it again: you don't need to sacrifice thinness to make a repairable device.
+[* black] Fast forward a couple months later, and Amazon has an easy-to-open tablet that's another .1 mm thinner than the Nexus 7. We've said it once, and we'll say it again: you don't need to sacrifice thinness to make a repairable device.