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Nintendo DS to soon get TV and Web browsing

Posted by Chris Leckness on February 15, 2006 – 9:32 am
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NintendoDSTV.jpgNintendo has announced that people in Japan will soon be able to pay $32 (USD) to get a cartridge to insert in the DS that will allow them to use the Opera web browser with the built in Wi-Fi.

They are considering releasing a similar product in other countries.

There is not much information on the TV card except that it will have an antenna to recieve broadcast for mobile TV that will be offered 1 April.

The DS is getting some interesting new accesories to try to get it to be more than just another handheld game system.

 

Source: Reuters 

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