After first being confirmed for Japan and then the EU, the Nintendo DSi XL has now been confirmed for the United States as well, hitting U.S. shores in the Q1 2010. The DSi XL, besides keeping most of the features of the DSi handheld intact, adds 4.2-inch screens, a 93 percent increase on any current model's screen size. As with the Japanese and European models, the unit will come ...
Read full articleOriginally posted by canuckerz:
What about battery life with those screens now almost double in size?
Quote:Interesting, I didn't expect the battery life to drop so drastically from the lite to the dsi.Originally posted by canuckerz:
What about battery life with those screens now almost double in size?
Better, surprisingly.
http://kotaku.com/5392444/how-does-the-d...dsi-and-ds-lite
Probably has a bigger battery, too.
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^Still a better redesign than the psp go; infact I'm mildly interested.
Quote:Interesting, I didn't expect the battery life to drop so drastically from the lite to the dsi.Originally posted by canuckerz:
What about battery life with those screens now almost double in size?
Better, surprisingly.
http://kotaku.com/5392444/how-does-the-d...dsi-and-ds-lite
Probably has a bigger battery, too.
Quote:You also have a mic and camera sucking that power. Battery for DSi is probably the same as the Lite.Quote:
^Still a better redesign than the psp go; infact I'm mildly interested.
Quote:Interesting, I didn't expect the battery life to drop so drastically from the lite to the dsi.Originally posted by canuckerz:
What about battery life with those screens now almost double in size?
Better, surprisingly.
http://kotaku.com/5392444/how-does-the-d...dsi-and-ds-lite
Probably has a bigger battery, too.
It didn't. It's better, actually. The "Medium" Brightness on the DSi (And I assume the XL) are the Lite's maximum brightness.
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