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I write this review, just days after receiving my new Kindle Fire HD....<br />First off...Amazon is da bomb...really...I ordered the Kindle Friday and received it Saturday! I was suppose to receive it Tuesday....boy I was shocked and giddy...like a kid in a candy store.<br /><br />I must say that I read tons of reviews before I decided to purchase my Kindle, I had a Kindle Fire (a graduation gift from my sister) that I gave to my nephew because his tablet crapped out on him. He really enjoys the kindle instead. This was my cue to upgrade and purchase the new Kindle Fire HD.<br /><br />The picture quality of the HD is awesome...I watched several movies on it this past weekend and I felt as if I was watching my 47&#34; HD TV in my living room. The sound is good (wish I had purchased a case for it so I can watch hands free) laying it flat on certain surfaces affect the sound quality. I had to figure that out the hard way....plus my son the genius told me so.<br /><br />I am very happy with my purchase and I highly recommend it.<br /><br />Thanks Amazon!
I am in AWE!!!

I like the fact that I don't have to tap the screen as hard as I do on my husbands. I like the glass screen.
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I purchased this wireless router because the one I had was 10 years old and my laptop could never get a strong connection. Needless to say, this new router was quite the improvement. I have never had a problem connecting, or staying connecting, with my laptop several rooms away. All I really needed was an occasional wireless transmitter. Even with all the security features, I know that no wireless transmitter can be 100% secure. Plus we are not convinced that sending a wireless signal through the house is completely safe health-wise, especially when this router has to sit on a shelf at head level in the room where I spend most of my time. I prefer doing most of my computer work on a desktop computer anyway, and only rarely need to connect with my laptop in another room. So I just wanted a wireless transmitter on the rare occasions when I use my laptop. I could not find a wireless router that has the option to turn off the transmitter, or at least one that listed that capability. So my network is made up of two routers. I have a wired router for a couple of our home desktop computers. I then plug this wireless router into the wired router only when I want to use the wireless connection for my laptop. Otherwise the wireless router is unplugged. This works great for my purposes. It took quite awhile to set up, though it connected easily the first time. For some reason, the software that came with it, Linksys Adviser, for managing your computer network was very slow to install. Plus, after the software was installed, over the next couple of weeks it kept notifying me that I needed to get the updates for the software, even after I downloaded and installed the latest updates. I couldn't find any way to get it to stop telling me that I needed updates. So finally I uninstalled the Linksys Adviser software. The router continues to work just fine without that software! Plus, I really don't need it for managing my network anyway, as it is really my wired router, not this wireless router, that controls my network. So I thought the router itself is great! But I found the software to be lousy and unneeded.
Great wireless router, didn't care for the software