The center slot houses a built-in fan that is aligned with the vent on the bottom of the Wii console, keeping the system cool.The station also contains two slots to charge your Wii remotes in an upright position or two sets of rechargeable Wii Remote molded 1800 mAh batteries which come with the system.It also has charging docks for four Oris rechargeable AA batteries in another bay.The station includes rests for two nunchuks and their cords, an LED display for a digital alarm clock and when plugged in to the AC adapter that came with your Wii two stripes on the stand light up blue.
The back of the device has AV, Component and S-Video ports for the appropriate connection on your television.The only thing we don't know is the price, which could very easily become a deal breaker for what appears to be an otherwise solid concept. Patek Philippe Update: It looks like Overstock has it for $40.[Thanks Eric]""Microsoft claims victory over the PlayStation, as the latest Nielsen ratings indicate that the Xbox 360 is the first current-generation console to top the PS2 in terms of minutes played per month.
According to the graph provided by the Niesen website, which we explored earlier in terms of Wii usuage, the Xbox 360 actually came out on top of the PS2 in terms of overall percentage of minutes used, the first time a current-generation console has managed to top Sony's last-gen console.It went on to lose the lead in June, perhaps due to one Rolex Sports Models particularly active Nielsen family going on vacation or something.That's the thing with the video game Nielsens...it's relatively easy for one user to make a difference.Then again, it could be indicative of a larger trend.
