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WHAT IS IT?The next version of Nintendo’s popular DS hand-held gaming
console. After months of rumours, details have finally been confirmed about
this update. The DSi will be only marginally trimmer than the existing model
but will boast two slightly larger screens. It will also feature two
cameras, where the current DS has none. One is a decent snapper, the second
is a low-res webcam. It will have built-in memory to store downloadable
games, pictures or music, whereas the present DS can store only music and
needs an accessory to do so. The DSi forgoes Nintendo’s proprietory GameBoy
Advance (GBA) slot in favour of a more useful SD memory-card slot. This will
make it easier to play songs or view snaps, but the trade-off is that the
DSi will no longer play GBA titles. It goes on sale in Japan from December,
and in the UK from next spring.
SHOULD I BUY ONE?The promise of a processor that’s “twice the speed” of
the DS, along with beefed-up sound, is appealing. Only the reckless would
buy a DS now, unless, of course, it was going for a song.
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