Hey Nintendo fans, check out the video after the break. Brian from Kotaku takes it easy on unboxing his new Nintendo DSi (US version). Using just one hand did take him a bit longer than expected but if you’re looking to get the latest DSi or trade in your old console and take advantage of the offer, this video gives you a pretty good idea of what to expect!
[via Kotaku]
We decided to sum up some of the best solar gadgets we knew of that either have been designed for or are compatible with the iPhone (2G and 3G) / iPod Touch. We know solar gadgets are very popular these days especially among those who are cautious about being eco-friendly, the environmnet and of course the often talked about CO2 emission. We managed to put into this list five solar gadgets, we did think there
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As the video below demonstrates, the DSi gets to a readable version of the webpage much before the Nintendo DS Lite does, the whole thing finishes loading well in advance of its older sibling. The Nintendo DSi is set to launch in the US on April 5th. While for us in the UK, GAME has revealed that it will be offering the new Nintendo DSi for GBP 74.99 if you trade in an old console or handheld (Xbox 360, PSP 3000, Wii or DS Lite).
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Abit more Nintendo related news this morning, the official trailer of Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars for Nintendo DS has been released, check it out:
The latest Nintendo Wii Classic Controller “Pro” is basically Wii’s Classic Controller but with better hand grip, more wider spaced analog sticks and extra shoulder buttons. In fact, it is much like Sony Playstation’s Dualshock controller.
If the UK was as sunny as it is today on everyday then I believe this DIY would be ideal for Nintendo DS gamers. User dark sponge from Instructables, figured out a way in which after some wiring, some soldering of a few miniature solar panels you won’t ever need to recharge your NDS’ battery again. Yes, the NDS’ battery is pretty long lasting and can last up to hours on its own anyway, but wouldn’t it be cool if your NDS could be played while it was absorbing the essence of solar rays for power?
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