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Over the past year the Nintendo DS Lite has become very popular with both the young and old and has some great games including the ever popular brain gym The Nintendo DS Lite Black has totally changed the way console games are played with ultra-bright dual screens and touch-screen technology. Like a lot of modern computers and games consoles you can connect via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection with other DS users and put your skills to the test against players across the room or even across the world. This means you can play with someone in the States from the UK who you have never even met!

There are a lot of Latest Console Games out there and more and more people are buying consoles. Nintendo DS Lite black at Amazon is one of them along with the other colors such as Pink, red and solver.

Nintendo DS Lite black is a lighter and brighter version of the highly successful Nintendo DS, which has sold more than 4 million units across Europe and 16 million units worldwide.

Nintendo's latest console includes all the existing features of the Nintendo DS, yet includes a variety of distinctive changes which truly sets it apart from other hand-held consoles. Nintendo DS Lite black retains the advanced touch screen technology, allowing players to control the software with a stylus or even their finger, as well as dual screens, voice recognition and Wi-Fi capabilities of the Nintendo DS but is now both smaller and lighter. Weighing nearly 60g less than the original, it is just two thirds of the original size. The redesign isn't only cosmetic though, the Nintendo DS Lite black features adjustable screen brightness with four settings, a repositioned microphone for ease of use and a larger and more comfortable stylus. With its new design and unique features, this console is perfect for everyone regardless of age, gender and gaming skills.

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One of the best things about the new Nintendo DS Lite Black is the fact that is smaller and lighter than the original DS -

Its two bright screens can be adjusted to four levels to adapt to different lighting conditions and to extend battery power.
The microphone sits in the center of the unit, and the LED lights are clearly visible whether the unit is open or closed.
The stylus is 1 centimeter longer and 1 millimeter thicker than the stylus of the original, and slides into a side storage slot.
The Start and Select buttons were repositioned for easier access.
A removable cover keeps the Game Boy Advance cartridge slot clear from dust and debris when it's not in use.

Other DS Lite Black hardware

Gameboy Camera
a monochrome camera cartridge for the original version of the gameboy, includes a simple picture editor and ability to print pictures via Game Boy Printer
Broadcast Satellaview
Only released in Japan, an add-on for the Super Famicom (Japanese SNES) that allowed anyone to download games by a satellite.
Game & Watch – A series of handheld games made by Nintendo from 1980 through 1991.
Game Boy Player – An adapter for playing Game Boy games on the GameCube.
Game Boy Printer
An adapter designed for printing things from the Game Boy. It was used for printing out Pokémon information from the Pokédex in the Game Boy Pokémon games.
iQue Player – A version of the Nintendo 64, with double the clock speed and downloadable games, released only in the Chinese market.
iQue DS
A version of the Nintendo DS, release only in China.
Nintendo 64DD Nintendo DS Lite pink – Only released in Japan, this add-on system's games are on re-writable magnetic disks. Games released include a paint and 3D construction package, F-Zero X Expansion Kit, for creating new F-Zero X tracks, a sequel to the SNES version of SimCity, SimCity 64 and a few others. A complete commercial failure, many speculated that Nintendo released it only to save face after promoting it preemptively for years.
Pokémon Mini – Unveiled in London at Christmas 2000, the Pokémon Mini was Nintendo's cheapest console ever produced; with games costing £10 ($15) each, and the system costing £30 ($45). This remains the smallest cartridge-based games console ever made. Sales of this system were rather poor, but, unlike the Virtual Boy, Nintendo made a profit on every game and system sold.
Mobile System GB
Released in Japan, December 14, 2000. The Mobile System is an adapter to play Game Boy Color games on the cell phone. The game Pokémon Crystal was the first game to take advantage of the Mobile System. Someone can hook an adapter to their Game Boy and connect it to a mobile phone which people can receive news, trade, and battle with other players across Japan.
Pokémon Pikachu
A handheld device similar to the popular Tamagotchi toy that allowed the user to take care of Pikachu in the manner of a pet.
Super Game Boy – Adapter for playing Game Boy games on the Super NES, which would be displayed in color.
Triforce – An arcade system based on Nintendo GameCube hardware, developed in partnership with Sega and Namco.
Virtual Boy – The Virtual Boy used two red monochrome displays to create a virtual reality-like system. Fewer than two dozen games were released for it in the United States. It is the only Nintendo game system to be a commercial failure (see here for more information).
Wireless Play
The program allow you to play wireless games on another system. This featuring 3 wireless play programs: Mega Man X8 on August 9, 2006, Mega Man X: Command Mission on August 16, 2006 and Mega Man Maverick Hunter X on September 10, 2006.
Yakuman – A handheld Mah-jong game released in 1983.

There are a lot of Latest Console Games out there and more and more people are buying consoles.

And now Nintendo have brought out a version for the girls with the Nintendo DS Lite Pink

To read more about the DS Lite's technical details (size, weight, specification etc), please visit the Official Nintendo UK Site, which you can find here.

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