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crwdns2933797:0Walter Galancrwdnd2933797:0Huk 17, 2011crwdne2933797:0

	[* black] Scanning the sides of the Nook, we are able to locate the headphone jack at the top as well as volume buttons on the side… where's yours, Fire?
	[* black] The Nook has its microSD slot stashed away under a magnetic cover next to the carabiner clip. This could make changing your SD card while rock climbing a bit difficult if you're using the Nook as a tie point.
-	[* ~~black~~] While we're on the subject of ~~memory~~, let us consider the "16 GB" of internal ~~memory~~ that Barnes & Noble advertises. If you read the fine print, you'll see that only 12 GB of that is usable for content, and only 1 GB of that can come from outside the B&N app store. If you want to put your own content on your Nook, you'll have to use a microSD card.
+	[* icon_note] While we're on the subject of space, let us consider the "16 GB" of internal storage that Barnes & Noble advertises. If you read the fine print, you'll see that only 12 GB of that is usable for content, and only 1 GB of that can come from outside the B&N app store. If you want to put your own content on your Nook, you'll have to use a microSD card.
	[* black] The two small circles by the microSD slot may look like harmless aesthetic pieces, or even buttons, but they actually house insidious screws.