Nintendo Handheld Console - White (Nintendo 3DS XL)

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Not sure if you've received something? Look for the blue LED light on the outside of your Nintendo 3DS system or a blue dot on your favorite HOME Menu icon to find out what's been delivered to you. A widescreen display on the top screen shows 800x240 pixel resolution, allocating 400 pixels for each eye to create the 3D effect.

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StreetPass™ - Social and wired like no Nintendo system before it, Nintendo 3DS brings fellow players together in exciting new ways with StreetPass? communication. Set your Nintendo 3DS to Sleep Mode and carry it with you wherever you go to exchange game data like Mii™ characters, high scores, and custom characters with other users you pass on the street. You control what data you exchange, and you can exchange data for multiple games at once, making virtual connections with real world people you encounter in your daily life. Camera - The Nintendo 3DS system uses its two outer cameras to see the world in 3D, much like the human eye. This allows for the creation of 3D photos, 3D video, and even 3D stop-motion animations, that make for an eye-popping addition to your next photo op. The screens aren’t merely the same size, but the exact same resolution, with a 4.18-inch, 320 x 240 resistive touchscreen at the bottom and a 4.88-inch, 800 x 240 screen at the top. By smartphone standards that’s not much of a resolution, and even less so when you consider that it’s divided into 400 x 240 per eye by the 3D tech. Yet this is the crispest, brightest and most vibrant display we’ve yet had on a 3DS, and certainly the one on which 3D is most effective. Want an even more immersive 3D experience? Games and videos look stunning on the super-sized screens of the Nintendo 3DS XL system—90 percent larger than those of the Nintendo 3DS. An updated form factor, increased battery life, and included 4GB SD Card make for the grandest way to experience portable gaming. Once you've re-attached the flex PCB for the Circle Pad Module, you will need to re-attach the module to the board. Taking care not to lose the magnetic film that sits between the Circle Pad Module and the Circle Pad itself, insert the module into its slot as shown below. Once you've done so, use one hand to press down gently on the module, while screwing in the extra long screws you previously removed from the module:Nintendo 3DS systems come with a 2GB SD Memory Card and Nintendo 3DS XL systems come with a 4GB SD Memory Card. Sound: Stereo speakers positioned to the left and right of the top screen (supports virtual surround sound). Getting SpotPass on the go is easier than ever! Enjoy a free and automatic connection to Wi-Fi at over 29,000 Nintendo Zone locations across the U.S. and Canada. To find a location near you and learn more about Nintendo Zone If you have an existing 3DS, you can copy your old games and save files to your new one using a new application that transfers data wirelessly between your 3DS and PC, or you can also migrate them from 3DS to 3DS. However, doing so deletes or makes unusable the data on the old card, meaning you can’t hand your old 3DS on to another family member and leave them to play your old games if you want to carry on playing them on the new 3DS, at least if you buy your games online from Nintendo’s own store. The one thing that is disappointing is battery life. Nintendo claims the New 3DS XL lasts for between 3.5 and 7 hours while playing 3DS games, but we’ve still found the red warning light flashing at around four to five hours – still much sooner than we would expect. We all know that you need to make sacrifices for a bigger screen, but Nintendo could and should have done more. Should I buy the New Nintendo 3DS XL?

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If both screens are acting weird, or not showing anything, well, you've got to reconnect all of the PCBs attached to the screens. Have fun with that!This procedure requires a small Phillip's-head screwdriver, a small flathead screwdriver, a pair of tweezers, and a lot of patience.

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StreetPass Mii Plaza: Find out more about StreetPass Mii Plaza and how to interact with other Nintendo 3DS owners. Other Input Controls: 3D Depth Slider (enabling smooth adjustment of the 3D level effect), HOME Button (brings up the HOME menu), Wireless switch (can disable wireless functionality even during game play), POWER button Lower Screen: LCD with a touch screen capable of displaying 16.77 million colors . 4.18 inches (3.34 inches wide, 2.5 inches high) with 320 x 240 pixel resolution. Upper Screen: Wide-screen LCD display, enabling 3D view without the need for special glasses. Capable of displaying approximately 16.77 million colors. 4.88-inch display (4.18 inches wide, 2.50 inches high) with 800 x 240 pixel resolution. 400 pixels are allocated to each eye to enable 3D viewing.Input Controls: A/B/X/Y Button, +Control Pad, L/R Button, START/SELECT, Circle Pad (enabling 360-degree analog input), Touch screen, Embedded microphone, Camera, Motion sensor, Gyro sensor Two Screens - Game graphics have never looked better on a Nintendo handheld system, thanks to the two screens of the Nintendo 3DS system. Now that you've re-attached all the previously disconnected PCBs, there are only a few simple steps left. First, re-attach the wireless module, taking care to align the connectors properly, as below: Congratulations! You've successfully removed the motherboard from your 3DS XL and you've got a scary mess of electronics and tiny screws scattered around your workspace/kitchen table/living room floor. Have you lost anything yet? No? Good. Don't do that!