| Joelcool7 said: Dang I was really hoping for a 3D touch screen. You know emulating the kind of holographic controls seen in the movies. But I guess Nintendo had to worry about manufacturing costs and two 3D screens with one touch enabled would cost alot more then a single 3D screen. Not to mention Nintendo could always release a dual screened 3D console later on like the DS:lite or DSi were released as later itterations to the DS. Either way I am really hoping both screens are 3D though this thread makes it doughtful! |
Those pictures don't disprove the possibility of two touch screens. The board is just a test board, early GBA dev kit boards had four face button points with a SNES controller used as the controls for devs and early DS dev kit boards had two screens but no touch screen.
Also of note is the number of ribbons coming from each screen. Compared with the DSi screens, it seems that both will have a touch based interface. It's can't be guaranteed though as this is only a test board.
