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The second iteration of the Nintendo DS, the DS Lite, is thinner, lighter and less expensive than it's parent console. The DS Lite offers longer battery life and a brighter screen that can be adjusted to multiple brightness levels. It allows for connection to the internet to play games with players across the world with Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, and locally through an ad-hoc network the DS can create.

Description

  • Status: Discontinued
  • Availability date: Mar. 2, 2006
  • Price at launch: $129.99

Availability

  • Form Factor: Flip
  • Length: 5.24 inches
  • Width: 2.91 inches
  • Thickness: 0.85 inches
  • Weight: 0.48 pounds
  • Color: White, Red, Silver, Pink, Purple, Blue, Black
  • Primary orientation: Landscape

Hardware

  • Screen size (diagonal): 3 inches, 3 inches
  • Technology: LCD, LCD
  • Resolution (longer): 256 px, 256 px
  • Resolution (shorter): 192 px, 192 px
  • Touchscreen type: Resistive

Display

  • CPU brand: ARM, ARM
  • CPU model: ARM946E-S, ARM7TDMI
  • CPU speed: 67 MHz, 33 MHz
  • Cores: 1
  • RAM: 4 MB

Performance

  • Controls: D-Pad, Shoulder buttons, Stylus

Input

  • Wi-Fi: Yes
  • Wi-Fi support: 802.11b

Connectivity

  • Speaker(s): Stereo
  • Built-in mic: Yes

Audio

  • Internal storage: 256 KB
  • External storage: No

Storage

  • Game media type: Cartridge
  • Backwards compatibility: Game Boy Advance
  • Online multiplayer: Yes

Software

  • Headphone jack: Proprietary, 3.5mm

Ports

  • Removable battery: No
  • Battery type: Proprietary
  • Quoted use time: 19 hr
  • Capacity: 1000 mAh

Power

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