In addition to the larger screen, the DSi XL will also have a new social media focus, to try and provide better social gaming options through the increased screen real estate.
The DSi XL will be launched in the United States on 28 March and retail for $US189.99. There is currently no confirmed launch date for Australia. Further information on the DSi XL can be found on the CNET News website.
The report raised a number of online accessibility concerns facing the VET sector, including the lack of WCAG-related resources, a lack of awareness by web developers and a lack of access training for teachers. One of the biggest concerns, however, was the legal implications of the Australian Government continuing to stay with the 11-year-old WCAG 1.0 standard.
The search provides people with the opportunity to check if accommodation facilities include access for people who are hearing impaired, accessible bathrooms, wide pathways and Braille materials. The service was trialled in August last year, and its formal launch and expansion is likely to see an increase in visitors. Currently the website is receiving 500 booking requests based on the service per week.
While this is the first time that the ABC has made one of its online programs available with captions, it has now committed to providing captions on all prime time programs on its iView video streaming service by the end of March 2010.
Breaking Point can be viewed on the Four Corners website.
