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The '''Nintendo DSi''' is the second redesign of the [[Nintendo DS]], after the [[Nintendo DS Lite|DS Lite]]. The system will be released in Japan on November 1, 2008 in the colors matte black and white. It will be released in the United States sometime after April 2009.
The '''Nintendo DSi''' is the second redesign of the [[Nintendo DS]], after the [[Nintendo DS Lite|DS Lite]]. The system will be released in Japan on November 1, 2008 in the colors matte black and white. It will be released in the United States sometime after April 2009.


==Changes from the "regular" DS Lite==
==Changes from Nintendo DS Lite==
*Will be about 12% thinner than the DS Lite.
* 12% thinner than DS Lite
*Screens will be 8% bigger than the DS Lite.
* Screens are 3.25 inches, an increase of .25 from DS Lite
*Will include two digital cameras, at 0.3 and 3 megapixels for the inner and outer one.
* 0.3-megapizel camera inside the system with a maximum resolution of 640x480
*[[Game Boy Advance]] slot has been removed.
* 3-megapixel camera on the back of the system
*SD card slot has been included on this model to store pictures taken.
* [[Game Boy Advance]] slot has been removed
*Able to store and play ACC music files.
* SD card slot added to transfer photos and music between DSi, Wii and PC
*An online store able to download games by exchanging "Nintendo Points".
* Music playback for AAC music files
*DSiWare games will be available for download on the online store.
* Enhanced speakers and audio
*An Internet browser, able to be downloaded from the online store.
* DSi online store from which DSi applications can be bought using Nintendo Points
*Higher quality speakers.
* Free-to-download Opera internet browser available at launch
*The power button from the original DS has been restored.
* Power buttom relocated to below D-Pad
*Miis will somehow be included.
* Stylus relocated to below SD card slot
*The stylus holder position will move down.
* New user interface similar to that of Wii
* Integrated Photo Channel and music playback


==Dual-slot mode?==
==Dual-slot mode?==

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Nintendo DSi

The Nintendo DSi is the second redesign of the Nintendo DS, after the DS Lite. The system will be released in Japan on November 1, 2008 in the colors matte black and white. It will be released in the United States sometime after April 2009.

Changes from Nintendo DS Lite

  • 12% thinner than DS Lite
  • Screens are 3.25 inches, an increase of .25 from DS Lite
  • 0.3-megapizel camera inside the system with a maximum resolution of 640x480
  • 3-megapixel camera on the back of the system
  • Game Boy Advance slot has been removed
  • SD card slot added to transfer photos and music between DSi, Wii and PC
  • Music playback for AAC music files
  • Enhanced speakers and audio
  • DSi online store from which DSi applications can be bought using Nintendo Points
  • Free-to-download Opera internet browser available at launch
  • Power buttom relocated to below D-Pad
  • Stylus relocated to below SD card slot
  • New user interface similar to that of Wii
  • Integrated Photo Channel and music playback

Dual-slot mode?

Due to the fact that the Game Boy Advance slot is not included in the DSi, migrating Pokémon from the Generation III games to the Generation IV games through Pal Park will not be possible when playing on the DSi. This means that the player cannot complete their Pokédex in Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl or Pokémon Platinum without trading from other games in Generation IV.

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