The third version of the Nintendo DS series to thrive the Nintendo Lite came in the name of Nintendo DSi
. The DSi is said to be a gaming console belonging to the seventh generation and shares the market with the Sony PSP hand detained gaming console. What distinguishes the DSi from the DS and lite versions are the two inbuilt digital cameras that can be used in game play or for captivating pictures. It also has Wi-Fi connectivity and is the only version to have the knack to connect to the Nintendo Shop besides having internal and external storage capabilities.
Nintendo DSi cannot admit Micro SD cards as such. It needs an adapter called R4 Dsi which enables the insertion of Micro SD cards into the Nintendo DSi, thus allowing the user to do more like gaze at movies, play music and see pictures on his or her DSi. R4 Dsi cards are also notorious as R4i cards as they are different from customary R4 cards which are not compatible with the DSi console. Many users try using the R4 cards for DSi consoles and cease up damaging their consoles. Therefore, it is recommended to promote only to R4 Dsi cards.
Most modern R4 Dsi cards have SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity) compatibility for various sizes including 4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB and 32 GB. The file sharing from the computer is highly opportune as the procedure consists of merely dragging and dropping the files into the card. The edge is very user friendly and there are several languages available for use.
One must be sentient of the several R4 Dsi duplicates or clones that are available in the market today. The packaging is very analogous to the one belonging to the original product. Users must be chary while choosing the genuine R4 card for their DSi.