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Nintendo Won't Comment On DSi Pricing Differences For Outside Japan [DSI] 
Kotaku | by Brian Ashcraft | Thu, Feb 5
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In Japan, the DSi is ¥2,100 (US$23) more expensive than the DS Lite. Nintendo stated it won't yet comment on the DSi/DS Lite pricing differences for North America and Europe, but hopefully it will be roughly the same as what Japanese consumers are paying.
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