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Nintendo DSi
Sony PSP Slim and Lite
key specs
HDD
256MB
None
Processor
ARM9 @ 133MHz ARM7 @33MHz
333MHz MIPS R4000
Graphics
No
166MHz GPU
RAM
16MB
64MB
AV
No
-
USB
No
1 USB 2.0 port
Weight
214g
189g
Ethernet
No
No
general
Brand
Nintendo
Sony
Model
DSi
PSP Slim and Lite
Release date
April 1, 2009
September 1, 2007
Console Family
Nintendo DS
Sony PlayStation Vita/ PSP
Console Type
Handheld Console
Handheld Console
Input method
Cartridge
Disc
Hard Disk
256MB
None
RAM
16MB
64MB
Processor
ARM9 @ 133MHz; ARM7 @33MHz
333MHz MIPS R4000
Graphics
No
166MHz GPU
Ethernet
No
No
Weight
214g
189g
Battery Type
Li-ion
Li-ion
Screen Size
3.25-inches (upper); 3.25-inches (lower)
4.3 inches
HDMI
No
No
USB
No
1 USB 2.0 port
Memory Card
Yes
up to 32GB
AV Digital Output
No
-
Wi-Fi
Yes
Yes
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