Nintendo DSi
Today Nintendo released a new handheld gaming system– but only in Japan. It should be released elsewhere (U.S., hopefully?) around Spring 2009.
It’s called the Nintendo DSi. Here’s a rundown:
- The two displays are 0.25″ larger (3.25″ instead of 3″)
- Clearer sound quality
- Ability to play MP3s
- Two 0.3 MP digital cameras (640×480): one in the hinge, facing you; the other on the lid, facing out
- niteru-do function: take a photo of two people side-by-side and have the software rate how much the two look like each other
- Manipulate faces using the touch stylus
- Combine or mold different faces together
- Manipulate audio: change the pitch and speed of a sound, put effects such as “electrical fan” on a person’s voice or play a sound backwards
- ¥18,900 (US$179) — About $20 more expensive than the DS Lite
- No GBA slot. Instead, the unit is slightly thinner
- Slightly lighter
- Slightly shorter battery life
- GBA games cannot be played on the DSi, and some DS games which required the GBA slot can’t either
DSFanboy.com has a DSi image gallery.
One out of every 5 people in Japan own a Nintendo DS.
dsi’s cant play mp3s, only aac files, i think, but definitly not mp3s.
The dsi is cool and everything, but it just might be priced to high!
salut j ai une ds
mais (i cant ) jouer