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[* black] The Anki Drive starter kit includes two cars equipped with optical sensors, wireless chips, and motors.
[* black] Not a lot of processing happens in the Anki car itself—a base station iPhone or iPad running the Anki app interprets data, plans out the car's strategy, and sends control information back.
-[* black] Each car is housed in a charging cradle hooked up to the fast charger via a micro-USB port.
-[* icon_note] According to Anki, a full charge takes 8 to 10 minutes and provides 20 minutes of high-speed action.
+[* black] The cars come with heavy-duty plastic cases that double as charging cradles, connecting via micro-USB to the Fast Charger.
+ [* icon_note] According to Anki, a full charge takes 8 to 10 minutes and provides 20 minutes of high-speed action.