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* [[Wii Hardware/BCM4318|Broadcom 4318 Wi-Fi Radio]], connected over SDIO | * [[Wii Hardware/BCM4318|Broadcom 4318 Wi-Fi Radio]], connected over SDIO | ||
* Broadcom 2045A Bluetooth Radio, shared by the Wii U | * [[Hardware/BCM2045A|Broadcom 2045A Bluetooth Radio]], shared by the Wii U | ||
* [[Wii Hardware/Drive Interface|DVD-ROM drive]] | * [[Wii Hardware/Drive Interface|DVD-ROM drive]] | ||
Revision as of 22:46, 29 July 2026
The Wii is a video game console that was produced by Nintendo. It is the primary target device of the Wii-Linux project. It is largely an iteration in hardware over the GameCube, keeping a lot of the same underlying hardware, but adding new features, including a heavy focus on security.
There have been many hardware revisions of the standard Wii hardware released over time, and two different variants, the Wii Family Edition and the Wii Mini.
Hardware
- IBM PowerPC 750CL-based CPU "Broadway", 729MHz
- "Hollywood" SoC, 243MHz
- 24MB of 1T-SRAM, "MEM1", shared from the GameCube
- 64MB of GDDR3, "MEM2", new to the Wii
- 512MB of NAND storage (inaccessible to Wii-Linux for now)
- SD Card slot
- 2x USB 2.0 "EHCI" ports, expandable using a USB hub
- Broadcom 4318 Wi-Fi Radio, connected over SDIO
- Broadcom 2045A Bluetooth Radio, shared by the Wii U
- DVD-ROM drive
More detailed information about the Wii can be obtained from its WiiBrew article, or its Wikipedia article.