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Tuesday, November 18, 2008 

Some Technical Information You May Like To Know About The Wii Gaming Console

Since marketing is key to the success of any product in the market place it isn't always easy to separate the wheat from the chaff. There is no difference to this general rule when it comes to the Nintendo Wii Gaming Console. So finding out what is fact and what is fiction is a major struggle when it comes to finding accurate information about this gaming console.

So What is the difference anyway?

No doubt, the main difference between the Wii and the other online gaming consoles is the wiimote, which is the Wii's remote control. This is a piece of art.

Understandably, Nintendo is keeping the development as well as all the other information on how the wiimote works very close to their chests. It is very hard actually almost impossible to get any scientific information or even engineering specifications at all. All that the wider community has been able to figure out is that a sensor bar is an integral part of the whole gaming system. What's also known is that the Japanese Games producer has purchased a gyroscope company but their technology is not used in the wiimotes. It seems that instead they use solid state accelerometers to pick up the motion of the gamer. The accelerometers in the remote control connect with the Wii unit by blue tooth technology. However it really seems that the whole working of the technology is not entirely understood by the game developing community.

All I can do in this article is pointing out the features that make the wii remote control so different and so much better than its competitors. The competitors are still stuck in developing and producing a better, bigger mouse or a more fancy keyboard. This seems to be all they can think of. Not even a joystick, which has been a great improvement in the past stands a chance when compared to the wiimote. What this very sophisticated remote control is able to do is actually translate the gamers movement onto the character on the screen. So for instance if you a gamer move right the character moves to the right too.

Lets take an example, if you were to choose the bowling game out of the Wii sports package, you would actually be doing the physical movement of bowling. So bend your knees, and hit as many pins as possible at the other end to the lane.

More technical information on the Wii

The dimensions of the wiimote are about eight and a half by six inches and is compatible with the Nintendo game cube. The gaming console can talk via wireless with the Internet on an IEEE 802.11 or a USB 2.0 LAN adapter. The Wii is able to connect wireless to Nintendo DS and it can play Nintendo DS games. Additionally to the above mentioned wireless connection the Wii can also be connected via wireless internet through its internal wireless system. The wii can even remain connected to the internet when the net connection is shut off. The main reason this is important is that the console can keep updating games at night.

Rashid Kotwal writes about technology and how it can be used to enhance your life. For more information about the Nintendo Wii and what it can do, head over to http://whybuyawii.com

Chrysler CEO Robert Nardelli  testifies at a Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs hearing on the automotive industry bailout on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008. At left is Ford CEO Alan Mulally and right is General Motors CEO Rick Wagoner. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)AP - Detroit's Big Three automakers pleaded with a reluctant Congress Tuesday for a $25 billion lifeline to save the once-proud titans of U.S. industry, pointedly warning of a national economic catastrophe should they collapse.

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