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[Q]: If you are getting this for a PS4, Xbox One, Apple TV or anything that requires a HDCP (High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection, a copy protection scheme to eliminate the possibility of intercepting digital data midstream between the source to the display.) don't get it. it says you can you can use it with Apple TV but you can't. If you look in the description it says it doesn't support HDCP.<br />Heres one that actually does- http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C0Y6BQG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1<br /><br />(this one says in the description that it has HDCP 1.2
[A]: Doesn't work for Xbox One, PS4 or Apple TV!

[Q]: This charger is much less expensive than if I had purchased from a retailer/store. It works great! Very satisfied with this product!
[A]: Works Great!

[Q]: I bought the Wi-Fi only version with special offers as an upgrade to my original Kindle Keyboard. I was a little nervous about this decision, because my previous Kindle was 3G with no special offers, and I was worried that the special offers would be irritating. Fortunately, they're only on the lock screen and if I choose I can pay the $20 one time to have them go away forever.<br /><br />I'm still not 100% convinced that the Wi-Fi was the right choice, since part of the point of a Kindle (for me) is the ability to get a new book the second I'm done with the one I'm reading. However, there is Wi-Fi almost everywhere. So far it hasn't come up.<br /><br />The device itself is very nice, with a more crisp page than my Kindle Keyboard. The light feature is the sole reason I decided to upgrade, but it was well worth it. The only thing that I'm still having a hard time getting used to a month after purchase is the lack of back/forward buttons. The Kindle Keyboard was a little easier to use one-handed since it had a &#34;page forward&#34; and &#34;page back&#34; button along either edge. With the Paperwhite, if I'm holding the book in my right hand I cannot go backwards with one hand. If I am holding the book in my left hand (which is most common for me, since I'm right hand dominant and typically using that hand to eat, cook, etc. as I read) I have to stretch my left hand uncomfortably to change the page. (Please note, this may not be an issue for all users. I have carpal tunnel in my hands and have a more restricted range of motion as a result)<br /><br />Overall this is an amazing device which I heartily recommend. My complaints are really just me being nitpicky.
[A]:
Fortunately, they're only on the lock screen and if ...