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Expand Up @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ be cheap Chinese Arduino-compatible devices that would be clunky but possible to
them home and was able to research them properly, I discovered they were
[Adafruit MagTags](https://www.adafruit.com/product/4800)!

Being Adafruit products running CircuitPython, these boards came batteries included (figuratively,
but also literally) with great documentation and support! It was quick and easy to get them loaded
Being Adafruit products running CircuitPython, these boards came batteries included (literally, but
also figuratively) with great documentation and support! It was quick and easy to get them loaded
with the baseline bootloader and CircuitPython firmware, and then start experimenting with test
sketches that ping Google and the like.

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