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New page: {{Stub}} {{Clean_Up}} *There is not much currently known about the operating system. It runs a similar GUI like the Nintendo Wii has in the sense it uses "Channels". *Apparently photos ta... |
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*There is not much currently known about the operating system. It runs a similar GUI like the Nintendo Wii has in the sense it uses "Channels". | *There is not much currently known about the operating system. It runs a similar GUI like the Nintendo Wii has in the sense it uses "Channels". | ||
*Apparently photos taken from the DSi can be wirelessly transmitted to the Wii's Photo Channel (needs to be tested) | *Apparently photos taken from the DSi can be wirelessly transmitted to the Wii's Photo Channel (needs to be tested) | ||
*The DSi runs in certain permission modes similar to the Wii where running backwards | *The DSi runs in certain permission modes similar to the Wii where running backwards compatibility games turns off the extra hardware and clocks down the CPU. | ||
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- There is not much currently known about the operating system. It runs a similar GUI like the Nintendo Wii has in the sense it uses "Channels".
- Apparently photos taken from the DSi can be wirelessly transmitted to the Wii's Photo Channel (needs to be tested)
- The DSi runs in certain permission modes similar to the Wii where running backwards compatibility games turns off the extra hardware and clocks down the CPU.