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Nintendo Says DSi
siliconera.com - 30 days ago
Nintendo Says DSi
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Nintendo Says DSi-L Report Is Speculation By Spencer . October 27, 2009 . 5:04am Nintendo Says DSi L Report Is “Speculation” images Famitsu got a response from Nintendo of Japan regarding the Nikkei news report about a DSi with a larger screen. The article stated a new Nintendo DSi ...
[Japanese] Nintendo DSi LL
nintendo.co.jp - 28 days ago
[Japanese] Nintendo DSi LL
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Crave: The gadget blog:  Rumor: Japan to get DSi with even larger screens

Joystiq:  Nintendo of Japan: Nikkei reveal of new DSi is 'speculation'

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Rumor: Japan to get DSi with even larger screens
Crave: The gadget blog — ... with two larger screens is slated to hit the market as early as this year. Supposedly, the bump would increase the dual screens' size from 3.25 inches to 4.3 inches. While that sounds like a huge upgrade, there are a few reasons we're just not ready to believe this yet. First of all, this new redesign would force the production of a brand new casing, something we're not sure Nintendo is ready to spend money on with the DSi still fresh in the market. Second, Siliconera got word from Nintendo PR saying the story is pure speculation. Finally, we just don't think a ...

Nintendo of Japan: Nikkei reveal of new DSi is 'speculation'
Joystiq — ... (as translated by Siliconera), Nintendo said, "Our company is not doing any interviews. We believe this article is speculation." Of course, that is merely a comment on how Nikkei arrived at that information, and not a denial of the information. ...

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