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Nintendo DS Lite Onyx (Black)
This is simply the better, brighter, lighter version of the original Nintendo
DS.
Nintendo DS Lite comes with all the unique features of the original DS, but its weight and size have been trimmed down. While the original DS weighed in at 275 grams, DS Lite is 218 grams. The handheld's size has been improved overall, as its width has been reduced from 148.7mm to 133mm, and its height has been reduced from 84.7mm to 73.9mm. Its thickness has also been reduced by nearly a third, from 28.9mm to 21.5mm (when folded).
Capability-wise, the DS Lite has all the function
s that were present on the original DS, including the dual screens, touch panel, microphone input, and Wi-Fi
connection. As a new hardware feature, the DS Lite will come with four
adjustable levels of screen brightness. Nintendo said it decided to name the new
model DS Lite because of its light weight, and also for its screen brightness.
The DS Lite has undergone a minor face-lift. While the original DS had its
microphone and battery power indicator on the bottom, it's been relocated to the
middle hinge between the two screens. The layout of the main four buttons is the
same as on the original DS, but the start and select buttons have been placed on
the bottom, and their sizes have been reduced.
The menu features English, Japanese, Spanish, French, German and Italian languages and comes 100% region free for all games. That means you can purchase the machine from us games from anywhere and not have to worry since they will all work! Note that this is a Japanese spec machine but DS Lites are region free, meaning they will play games from the US, UK, and all over the world.
When you boot up the machine for the first time, the menu may be in Japanese. You simply go to the OPTIONS menu and change the language back to English. From then on, the language will permanently remain in English and the DS lite will operate just like any other US / UK based machine. (In fact, they are all the same machines, except that US / UK bound DS Lites are selected to English as the default language from the Nintendo factory.
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