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crwdns2933797:0Walter Galancrwdnd2933797:0Ndz 8, 2011crwdne2933797:0

	[* black] The Bionic features two ports on its left side:
-	[* red] ~~Micro~~-USB
-	[* orange] ~~Micro~~-HDMI
+	[* red] micro-USB
+	[* orange] micro-HDMI
	[* black] Verizon advertises the Bionic as the slimmest 4G LTE phone at 0.43 inches thick.
	[* icon_note] We find that the little hump towards the top of the device actually adds to the advertised 0.43" thickness (or thin-ness), making the phone 0.52" at its fattest point.
-	[* black] In comparison to the [guide\|1436\|Motorola Droid], the Bionic is definitely thinner and lighter (158 g to 169 g), but also longer and wider.
+	[* black] In comparison to the [guide\|1436\|Motorola Droid], the Bionic is definitely thinner and lighter (158 to 169 grams), but also longer and wider.
	[* black] The top side of the Bionic is adorned by the headphone jack and the power button.