Wii Mini: why have a separate article? 
 i see that some users disagree with the Wii Mini article, believing it should be merged with the main Wii article.  Here are the reasons why i believe the Wii Mini should get its own article: 
 * Different by design: the Family Edition of the Wii is too similar to the original for a separate article.  The Wii Mini, however, differs in many ways.  The red border covering three sides features no ports, buttons or lights.  The top has the disc tray, power button/LED and eject button, reminiscent of (but incompatible with) the GameCube.  The back has ports.  The Wii Mini deserves its own article for the same reason the Nintendo DS Lite (and, while we're at it, the various minor [[Game Boy line] revisions such as the Pocket, Advance SP and Micro) has its own: it is a different design compared to the original and Family Wii. 
 * Features: the Wii Mini focuses on its core aspect of playing Wii games.  This means that all older games, from the NES to the GameCube, are currently incompatible with the Wii Mini.  One could consider the SD card, but it is unclear if the Wii Mini supports this, or if Virtual Console games could be transferred to or sold for the Wii Mini this way.  Online game support is also omitted, and Internet-dependant applications such as Opera or Netflix cannot be used on the Wii Mini.  However, parents and guardians (such as daycares or hospitals) may be more to know that their children cannot access inappropriate online content on the Wii Mini.  The Wii Mini deserves its own article due to its lack of features and the potential benefit of no Internet access. 
 * Homebrew community: given the lack of features, it may be difficult or impossible to run unauthorized software on the Wii Mini.  Its lack of Internet capabilities could also make it more unattractive for custom applications.  Its lower price point and potential lack of firmware updates, however, may be an appealing motivation.  The Wii Mini deserves its own article because the homebrew community may approach it differently than other Wii consoles. 
 * Canadian exclusive: it is rare that a product is exclusive to Canada.  The majority of the time, a product is launched in markets other than Canada, especially with technology products.  The Wii Mini deserves its own article because, for the time being, Nintendo has made it exclusive to Canada. 
 Feel free to share your thoughts!  Thanks!