Marty Chinn
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Beer Monkey said:Rev(ision), back in the day, always referred to internals that were transparent to the end user. Crack open an Atari 2600 or Commodore 64 and you'll see the motherboard stamped Rev. A, Rev. B, etc. but to the consumer the product had not changed. Find a release date 2600 Jr. and the moterboard will be marked Rev. A, because it was a brand new product.
This I know from cracking open lots of electronics to mod or troubleshoot shit.
Fair enough, so then a DSi is considered Rev A, and Hitokage's example was incorrect under that definision as that too should be considered Rev A too right? Same with the new 360s right?
Edit, so how are we supposed to wait for Rev B if we never know when it changes as suggested? =)