Product feature: 1X NDSi EVA Carry Bag 1x USB Car Charger 1x USB charging cable 1x Screen protector 1x soft card 1x cleaning cloth 1x NDSi stylu 1x Eearphone - Update: 2009-05-13

Product feature: -Conveniently charge your NDSL/ NDSi/ PSP in your car. -Simply plug into your car cigarette lighter. -Recharge your PSP and NDSL or NDSi while you transfer data via the USB port connection. -Transfers and downloads dat... - Update: 2009-05-13

Product feature: Material:EVA Dimension:173cm*61cm OEM color & Logo are welcome - Update: 2008-05-31

Product feature: --- Utilizes your existing Wii remote. --- New detachable neck �� Guitar packs down small when on tour (and for storage). --- Improved fret button design and longer strum bar for an enhanced shredding experience. --- Use up to... - Update: 2008-05-31

Product feature: ---Comes with game card or other accessories storage pocket ---Maximum protection from any scratch with NDSi/NDSL Console and other accessories - Update: 2009-05-13

Product Feature ---Allows you to dock your DSi on your desktop for charging. ---Has LED light indicator. ---Blue light enhances the look of the NDSi console. - Update: 2009-06-10

Product feature: Protect the environment by using the rechargeable battery High capacity battery that lasts 2~4 times longer than the standard AA batteries Battery's built-in cover replaces the original remote control cover Dock your... - Update: 2009-05-13

Product feature: --- It uses for Wii balance Board power supply. --- With large capacity rechargeable battery,can charge more than five hundred times. --- It has a smart design, can be regularly serviced try fastering the Balance Board batt... - Update: 2008-05-31

Product feature: --- Exactly load Wii Fit --- Organic anti-dust technology pure 100% silicon. --- Secure protection. --- Different color for option. - Update: 2008-11-06

Product feature: ----Dust repelled function ----Prevent any scratch with console ----Special ��Liftable�� back cover design , no need to remove the case while changing the UMD - Update: 2008-05-31