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crwdns2933797:0Matt Wienscrwdnd2933797:0Huk 15, 2011crwdne2933797:0

-	[* black] In case you couldn't identify the Kindle Fire by its sleek looks, the back panel has been stylishly embossed with "kindle." The smooth, rubberized texture of the panel ~~compliments~~ the small size quite well to provide a nice feel when holding the Fire in one hand.
+	[* black] In case you couldn't identify the Kindle Fire by its sleek looks, the back panel has been stylishly embossed with "kindle." The smooth, rubberized texture of the panel complements the small size quite well to provide a nice feel when holding the Fire in one hand.
	[* black] As opposed to a custom version of Google's Android Market, the Fire is Amazon to the core and uses the Amazon App Store.
	[* red] The bottom section of writing doesn't just tell us that this device complies with FCC standards, but also that an input power of 5 V DC at 1.8 Amps is suggested. Why is this important? A computer USB port typically puts out no more than .9 Amps, increasing the amount of time it will take to fully charge the tablet through USB.