Once upon a time we had no electronics devices.  Then we had a phone, device for music, a device for games, a device for directions - literally a handful of devices - each needing their own batteries or power cords and car chargers.  However, there are clear signs of the technology conv

April saw the release of Nintendo’s latest and greatest in their line of portable gaming machines. At first glace the biggest difference between the DSi and its handheld gaming predecessor, the DS Lite, seems to be the price tag, but a closer look reveals a host snazzy new features to the system; though can it possibly be improvement enough to justify a $400 NZ price tag?