Thread: Kindle Myths and Partial Truths
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Old 02-20-2009, 01:22 PM   #184
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Originally Posted by BurBunny View Post
Yes, laptops are routinely x-rayed (and sometimes even subjected to additional swab testing for explosive residue). You have to take them out of your carry-on bag unless you have one of the new TSA-approved laptop bags.

What I'm wondering is if the Kindle is also supposed to be taken out of the bag to run through x-ray separately?
When my 505 goes through the x-ray machine, it has the cover on and it's in my bag. So no, I don't think the Kindle would have to be removed from the cover or any carry bag it's in.

But then again, I don't mention my 505. It just gets x-rayed no problem.
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