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Nintendo DS Lite Green

USG-001
2006
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Description

Green is the bright lime-green Nintendo DS Lite colour released across Europe in 2008. Nintendo described Green as a European-first colour when it launched alongside Red and Turquoise in the summer 2008 range.

Specifications

Displays
Dual 3.0-inch transmissive TFT colour LCDs
256 × 192 pixel resolution per screen
Approximately 260,000 colours
Lower display includes an analogue resistive touch screen
Four brightness levels

Processors
ARM9 main processor
ARM7 secondary processor

Controls
Touch screen and stylus
D-pad
A, B, X and Y buttons
L and R shoulder buttons
START and SELECT
Built-in microphone

Power
Rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Approximately 15–19 hours at minimum brightness
Approximately 10–15 hours at low brightness
Approximately 7–11 hours at high brightness
Approximately 5–8 hours at maximum brightness
Approximately 3 hours charging time

Dimensions
133.0 × 73.9 × 21.5 mm closed

Weight
Approximately 218 g

Game Media
Nintendo DS Game Cards
Game Boy Advance cartridges in single-player mode
Not compatible with original Game Boy or Game Boy Color cartridges

Audio
Built-in stereo speakers
Stereo headphone and microphone connection

Connectivity
IEEE 802.11 wireless communication
Nintendo proprietary local wireless communication

Model Number
USG-001

Release Year
2006

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