Cracking Open the Amazon Kindle (2011): Removing the battery cover plate

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Bill Detwiler

Bill Detwiler is Head Technology Editor for TechRepublic. Previously he worked as a Technical Support Associate and Information Technology Manager in the social research and energy industries. Bill is a Microsoft Certified Professional with experience in Windows administration, data management, desktop support, and system security.

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Typos, Bill

chrisbedford 17th Nov 2011

On on neraly every pgae? wink

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Think metal blade...

tony.davis@... 7th Oct 2011

Nice removal tool - made from Think Metal - must come from IBM then... really nice lol typo - but great article just the same! TD

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actually it is a loss leader...

cadstarsucks 6th Oct 2011

the processor alone is $25 in quantity. probably the same for the display and another $10 for the display controller.

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