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Old 12-22-2010, 07:54 PM   #12
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oh it seems "tgdaily" misrepresented the issues they link to. its not hinges but metal tabs that actually insert in the body of the kindle. the idea is that in some cases the tabs are touching or coming very close to a component inside causing crashes or freezing. that I can see
The issue IIRC from the original article is that the lighted case draws it's power from the Kindle's battery, thus needing metal tabs to insert into the case. The unlighted case has metal tabs that are connected-- they are painted, but the paint can rub off. If the paint has rubbed off on spots of both tabs, it can cause a short circuit.
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