Nintendo Wii U gets proper teardown

news article released on: 19 November, 2012

Just hours after launch, AnandTech has given the Nintendo Wii U a proper teardown. First off, the site says the hardware seems repair-friendly, with an easy to open chassis. That being said, there are a few delicate connections that are soldered together, however. Under the hood, the Wii U has 2GB of DDR3-1600 RAM, doubling the peak bandwidth of its predecessor, at 12.8GB/s. The ...

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megadunderhead

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and the game pad controller will see a large capacity battery coming out soon by nyko or some other third party company just wait because 5 hours of game time is not enough

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Mysttic

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Even if it wasn't enough through 1 sit through; set it on the cradle and charge it as you use it.

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Tablet's battery aside, sounds pretty solid. I'm glad to hear it.

It'll be outmoded by next year, but, still, sounds solid for what it is.

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Oh wow you mean you can remove the memory?

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