The Nintendo DSi is a high-powered hand-held video game system in a glossy, folding design—loaded with features like touch screen control for a unequaled gaming experience. Snap photos with the built-in camera, edit and send them to friends, replay your music with Nintendo DSi Sound, or surf the Internet with the Nintendo DSi Browser. From playing games to just playing around, the Nintendo DSi does it all. Have fun with sight, sound and downloadable games — and customize your experience. The Nintendo DSi system comes with the first really interactive digital camera in a video game system with 10 different interactive “lenses” that may manipulate your photos

Bundled with interactive features in a sleek, folding design, Nintendo DSi raises your gaming experience like never before. Play longer with up to 14 hrs of battery life, and explore beyond the gaming world with the built-in camera and picture- and text-messaging system. Experience the best in portable gaming with hundreds of available titles, or download DSiWare games and applications to complete your collection. The Nintendo DSi is sure to be a constant companion, no matter what you are anticipating.

Brand Name Nintendo
Product Name DSi – Pink
Model Number 018W014176400001
MPN TWLSPA
UPC 45496718794

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Even before the Sony PlayStation 3 Slim 120GB came knocked out in Sep 2009, there were rumors that a 250GB beast got on the horizon. In spite of the low-key launch, what we have here is the best PlayStation 3 system you are able to purchase.

That said, it is essentially precisely the same as the 120GB version, but with 130 more of those treasured gigabytes packed in for good measure.

That extra computer storage capacity is probably to become priceless in the future. With the PlayStation Network (PSN) bettering all the time, and with downloadable games, demos, movies and HD content becoming more mainstream, you could that you fill up a smaller HDD quite rapidly.

But it depends upon your usage naturally, so if you can not see yourself downloading HD movies or purchasing games from the PSN, you might be better off plumping for the cheaper choice.

It is worth calling attention that at the time of publishing, the 250GB PS3 Slim is retailing for around £270. That’s £20 costlier than the 120GB version – but with more than double the storage capacity, it looks like a great deal to us.

It is also available as part of an Uncharted 2: Among Thieves bundle at no extra cost, so make sure to snap that one up before they sell out.

The first thing to note about the PS3 Slim is without doubt the design. It has split opinions in the office as yet, and though this reviewer thinks the design is an abomination, others think it’s actually nicer than the original. The differences are: the design is very similar, but one third smaller. So it really looks like something of a smaller brother to the original PS3.
Rather than a nice glossy finish, what we have here is a dull matte, flimsy plastic casing that neither feels classy nor sturdy.

Gone, too, is the sexy chrome trimming, with the silver ‘PlayStation 3′ writing being substituted by a lacklustre ‘PS3′ logo embossed on the top of the case.

The on/off and disc-eject touch-sensitive buttons are also conspicuous by their absence, and they have been replaced by real buttons that give way when you push them.

Once you get over the new-look design, and in spite of the slimmer, more power-efficient innards, the PS3 is still basically the same beast. Once you have turned it on, the differences end. The interface is the same. The controller is the same – though you do get a DualShock 3 controller rather than a standard SIXAXIS – and the user experience is the same.

We did some very basic real-world benching and found out that the PS3 Slim does really boot a couple of seconds slower than our original 60GB PS3, though in practise that makes zero difference. The time it takes to load games and play DVDs are precisely the same.

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