subject: Latest Informartion Of R4i [print this page] With the invention of Game boy, Nintendo has certainly caused a immense revolution in the gaming console industry. Numerous consecutive versions of the Game boy led to the development of Nintendo DS, or NDS in short, in the year 2004. The Nintendo DS, like its precursor consists of a dual screen hand held console with one of the screens being a touch screen. Other high-flying features of this version embrace Wi-Fi connectivity for players within a certain range or online gaming through the Nintendo Wi-Fi servers.
In order to attest the Nintendo DS as a multipurpose console, Nintendo decided to liberate a very handy product in the name of R4i. The R4i is actually a newer revision of the R4DS which stands for Revolution 4 DS. R4i acts as frenzy into the NDS. It upgrades the Nintendo DS to sanction to the owner to insert Micro SD cards into the Nintendo DS. With this promising, the owner can now play movies, vision pictures, listen to music, by transferring files from their computer to the Nintendo DS.
The R4i differs from its predecessor R4 because of its flair to read SDHC or Secure Digital High Capacity cards. They do not entail any software or drivers to be installed in regulate to use them in the Nintendo DS. They support a wide array of micro SD cards from 4 GB to 32 GB in size. R4i have a very simple drag and slump routine for transferring files from the computer, thus making it very convenient to use. It is also dexterous of remembering and restoring files that were selected previously before switching off. Other new features of this upgrade comprise a sleep mode utility and a multi lingual and user friendly interface. All in all, the R4i is a very handy relic and a must buy for all NDS users.
