Merge pull request #381 from shorepine/bwhitman-patch-12

Update getting_started.md

docs/getting_started.md

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 ### A small li-po battery
 
-Tulip is a low power device and can run on battery for portable computing. There's a standard JST connector on back for flat li-po or 18650 battery packs. I personally use [this 1200mAh battery](https://www.adafruit.com/product/258). If you want to keep it "inside" Tulip (between the back case and the PCB), you'll want to find a battery that is 5mm or so thin. You can use a piece of double sided tape it keep it inside the battery area of the PCB. 
+Tulip is a low power device and can run on battery for portable computing. There's a standard JST connector on back for flat li-po or 18650 battery packs. Tulip will charge the battery if you connect a USB power cable to the USB charge/PWR port (the top one.) I personally use [this 1200mAh battery](https://www.adafruit.com/product/258). If you want to keep it "inside" Tulip (between the back case and the PCB), you'll want to find a battery that is 5mm or so thin. You can use a piece of double sided tape it keep it inside the battery area of the PCB. 
 
 Larger batteries will work great and last longer, but you'll have to remove the back case to make them fit (or mount the battery some other way.) [This 5200mAh battery pack](https://www.amazon.com/XINLANTECH-Rechargeable-Bluetooth-Electronic-Batteries/dp/B0C2VFTDPY) will last many many hours on Tulip and fit right on the PCB with the back case removed.