Nintendo | Dsi Ll-xl – The Newest Dsi From Nintendo

November 25, 2009 – 1:46 pm

The hot news on a few days ago has now been proven true. Nintendo has provided confirmation that a new version of the handheld DSi will soon be marketed as soon as possible this year in Japan, with Western regions catch up for next year.

This latest DSi will be called DSi LL for Japan region, and called DSi XL for the Western region. As already reported, this latest DSi will feature two wide screen measuring 4.2 inches, which is larger than the screen when the current DSi is 3.25 inches wide or DS Lite screen is only 3 inches.

This DSi LL screen size almost as big a screen Sony PSP-3000, which counted 4.3 inches wide. Duration battery can run 4 to 5 hours at maximum light, and 13 to 17 hours at minimum light. This handheld will also add the usual stylus and one more pen-shaped stylus for more comfortable use.

This handheld will be sold in the area of Japan on November 21, coming at a price of JPY 20,000 ($ 220.50) in a choice of three colors: red wine, dark brown and natural white. As for the gamers in the West region will be able to get the Nintendo DSI XL in the first quarter of 2010.

The latest DSi is the fourth version of the Nintendo DS Systems in a few years since the DS first came out (2004-2005), DS Lite (2006), and DSi (2008-2009). As an acquisition at the end of last month, Nintendo has also noted that 113.48 million DS units have been sold, with 11.7 million units in the last six months.

DSi LL/XL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

4.2″ screen, TFT color liquid crystal (260,000 colors) Width 161.0mm Length 91.4mm Thickness 21.2mm Stylus length: 96.0mm Large stylus length: 129.3mm Weight: 314g Battery life: 4-5 hours maximum brightness, 13-17 hours minimum brightness Charging time: 3 hours DS card slot SD memory card slot AC adapter Stereo headphone/Microphone connected terminal

Teddy Hariadi comes from Jakarta, Indonesia. He has written a number of articles on Video Games. Please also check out other guide on Nintendo DS systems tips and Nintendo DS console guide!

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