About The Nintendo DSi Console
The DSi was released in Japan on November 1, 2008, in matte black and matte white; these same colors were available for its April 2, 2009 launch in Australia and New Zealand. It was later released in Europe on April 3 2009. Like the DS Lite it has two TFT screens, which at 82.5 millimetres are larger than the DS Lite's 76.2 millimetre screens. The screens are capable of displaying 260,000 colors.
Features - The DSi has two 0.3-megapixel digital cameras. The first is placed on the internal hinge and points toward the user. The second is on the outer shell, and faces away from the user.
Another new feature is an SD card slot, set behind the cover on the handheld's right side that allows music and pitures to bae saved to an SD card.
Screens - Nintendo DSi has twin 82.5mm ultra bright LCD screens that combine crisp, punchy colors, along with touch-screen technology on the lower screen to deliver some of the most groundbreaking gameplay ever developed.
WiFi - The Nintendo DSi console can connect to the Internet through its built-in 802.11b/g Wi-Fi to give users access to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection service.
DSi Technical Specification
Size: 74.9 mm × 137 mm × 18.9-mm
Weight: Approx. 214g
Top Screen: A backlit, 3.25-inch, TFT color LCD with 256x192-pixel resolution
Bottom Screen: Same as top screen, but with a transparent analog touch screen.
Camera: 2 VGA (0.3) Megapixel cameras
Processors: The DSi has two ARM CPUs - ARM9 and ARM7
Storage: 256 MB of internal flash memory with a SD card (up to 2 GB) and SDHC card (up to 32 GB) expansion slot.
Battery: Lithium ion battery giving around 6 to 9 hours of play on medium brightness.
Instructions: You can download a copy of the DSi operations manual here
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