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James Robertson

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David Buck, Smalltalker at large
More than keyboards, please Posted: Jun 10, 2008 9:35 PM
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Some wily web browsers have found a job listing at Nintendo of America that suggests the game company is finally getting serious about USB support for the Wii. The job search, found a few days ago, was for a "Software/Harware Tester" who can execute a "test plan for Wii's USB devices." Some think this could mean compatibility for external USB storage devices like hard drives and flash drives given the Wii's limited 512MB internal memory. We, however, hope this means some sort of support for USB keyboards. It's about time, isn't it, Nintendo?

I'm not out of internal storage yet, but my friend Mike is getting close - with the ability to download games from the Nintendo store, I think they definitely need some kind of expanded storage scheme.

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