What you can do with an R4

Dried flower arrangements are a beautiful addition to any home. The fact that they do not need constant attention or regular replacing makes them much easier to manage too. Sustainable supplies are of great interest to environmentally conscious consumers and putting one crop to more than one use is always helpful in today’s crowded world. In our personal lives we so often collect unnecessary possessions in the belief that we need them all in order to carry on with our daily lives. That is why I like products like the R4 adaptor package that can help you get more use out of an existing possession, and maybe cut down on the need for buying so many electronic gadgets. Made to enable you to load generic software, written by independent programmers, on your DS console, they open up a whole range of applications that you can try out. You can use your console to stay in touch with friends and family with an instant messenger client. You can use the spreadsheet and personal organiser software, available for free online, to help run your business activities or coordinate your hectic social life.

The R4 adaptor has a small slot in the back, where a micro SD card fits. This is where any new software resides. When the memory card is plugged into the adaptor and the adaptor is slotted into the console, you can then access the new software. You can get the software from your PC onto the memory card by using the USB reader supplied. You can also use your console as a substitute for a laptop, when all you need to do is download and deal with your email. POP3 client applications are available on the internet if you have a look around. R4 cards come with up to eight gigabytes of memory capacity, depending on which micro SD card you choose. This is handy when you want to store large media files such as music and video files, to view on the console. Also, there is software available that will enable you to run many programs from the same adaptor, rather than having to load and use each one individually.

They do of course also give you access to a load of free new games on the internet, which can help to keep the children entertained when you are busy doing other things. With an R4 card you can download game software from websites, then plug the memory card into the USB reader and drag and drop the files onto the card. There are games that will entertain an three year old even, and ones that will keep teenage children quiet for hours too. They can attempt to destroy each other by dropping bombs on each others positions and if two or more people have a console, then this type of game can often be played in multiplayer mode. The DS consoles have wireless capability of course, so the games you load on the R4 can take advantage of this.