Nintendo's innards

Wondering what your shiny new Nintendo DS looks like on the inside?

Hong Kong specialty retailer Lik Sang saves you the trouble--and voided warranty--with a new online photo gallery showing the results of a detailed dissection of the new handheld game machine.

Suffice it to say, there's a lot of stuff inside the shiny plastic case, none of it intended to be user-serviceable. Nobody's figured out much for hackers to do once they crack the case, either. But if you manage to wear out the DS battery in the first week, the Lik Sang folks say you can replace it with a battery for Nintendo's older Game Boy Advance.