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	<title>Comments on: Can A Kindle Fire HD Survive A Drop Test?</title>
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		<title>By: Donald</title>
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		<dc:creator>Donald</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yes, things can happen. I dropped my tablet twice already in 2 months. I did have a good padded case for it. (If you buy a 7&quot; tablet, try the Targus case for the Kindle Fire at a Radio Shack and see if it works for yours--it fit my Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 very well!). 

I also purchased a warranty from Square Trade that includes accidental breakage, etc., in addition to electronics failure. I hope I don&#039;t have to use the warranty, but I have used one of theirs before on a LCD TV and they paid me the purchase price of the unit. 

It probably goes without saying, whether it&#039;s a phone or a tablet, carry it carefully and hold on tight. Get a case that protects the corners well, as this is where you need protection the most--where all of the force is  concentrated in one small area instead of over an entire side or back. And the screen is also in need of protection. A padded case can make the difference between a scuffed case and a broken piece of electronics. 

Donald]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yes, things can happen. I dropped my tablet twice already in 2 months. I did have a good padded case for it. (If you buy a 7&#8243; tablet, try the Targus case for the Kindle Fire at a Radio Shack and see if it works for yours&#8211;it fit my Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 very well!). </p>
<p>I also purchased a warranty from Square Trade that includes accidental breakage, etc., in addition to electronics failure. I hope I don&#8217;t have to use the warranty, but I have used one of theirs before on a LCD TV and they paid me the purchase price of the unit. </p>
<p>It probably goes without saying, whether it&#8217;s a phone or a tablet, carry it carefully and hold on tight. Get a case that protects the corners well, as this is where you need protection the most&#8211;where all of the force is  concentrated in one small area instead of over an entire side or back. And the screen is also in need of protection. A padded case can make the difference between a scuffed case and a broken piece of electronics. </p>
<p>Donald</p>
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