Size Certainly Matters With Nintendo's DSi XL
When other companies bob, Nintendo weaves. As its rivals attempt to make their handheld game machines smaller and more portable, Nintendo hits us with the DSi XL, a supersized version of its pocket player.
DSi XL, currently available in Japan and set to be released in America in the first quarter of 2010, is the size of a paperback book. It's also about 30 percent heavier than the DS Lite. Why? Because the unit's two screens are much, much larger — 4.2 inches diagonally, compared to the DS Lite's 3.25-inches.
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