Thu, Oct 29, 2009 | 08:32 GMT

DSiLL, DSi and DS Lite dimensions compared

Having this morning announced its big-screen DSiLL, Nintendo’s posted up a page comparing all the physical specs of its three non-brick DS models – get it here.

Pull the slider up and down on the right to see how they all size up.

Nintendo said this morning that DSiLL will ship in Japan on November 21, replete with a 4.2 inch screen and a ¥20,000 (US$220) price tag.

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10 comments

Blerk
29/10/09, 9:02 am

That’s quite a bit bigger, then.

Madlink
29/10/09, 9:11 am

Since the whole machine is a bit bigger, I can actually see some people (with big hands) preferring this version.

But if this ever does reach these shores, what price would it be, the DSi is already £150.

On another note, what an odd selection of launch colours.

Brol
29/10/09, 9:47 am

I think you’re totally missing the point with this “big hands people” thing. This new model is not targeting truck drivers or farmers, but older women with possibly degrading eyesight, which is also why they went for those launch colours.

JonFE
29/10/09, 10:01 am

Without a screen resolution increase, the graphics could suffer though, right?

Madlink
29/10/09, 10:07 am

@ Brol

Fair enough, I was just wondering considering they said the primary reason for the upgrade was to enhance the experience for those who want to browse the web and use the music player. Not your typical old women applications.

Herlock
29/10/09, 11:53 am

Nice Job, Reggie…and yu say the PSP Go have no sense for gamer…

No_PUDding
29/10/09, 12:07 pm

The news is dwarfed by the epic vomiting news coming from the Garratt household.

Patrick Garratt
29/10/09, 12:12 pm

It’s ongoing. Today has been “interesting”.

Withnail
29/10/09, 12:22 pm

DS iLL. Terrible name.

#10

No_PUDding
29/10/09, 12:24 pm

I was eating, and while I don’t blame someone for playing with their gastric revisitings (you’d be crazy not to be curious!), it still put me off a little.