Wii U has 768MB of memory

Wii U Daily said that they asked about the Wii U's specifications from a Japanese game developer:

Quad-core Power PC processor, clocked at 3GHz, 45nm process, 768MB of on-chip DRAM, integrated with the CPU, has higher bandwidth, CPU/GPU sharing, a GPU provided by ATI, 40nm process analysts think Wii U The hardware architecture is similar to the Xbox 360, but the performance is about 1.5 times that of the latter. Nintendo was also said to have evaluated a prototype of the Wii U with 1GB of memory. The memory and CPU were integrated in the same chip. It was also from IBM.

The developer who provided the Wii U specification is currently busy porting a PS3 game to the Wii U platform, but did not disclose the name of the work.

Reggie, president of Nintendo North America, told a reporter of Time magazine last month that customers who bought Wii at $150 sales price at the moment are destined to be members of the Wii U camp. Yes, they are a group of price-sensitive customers. After waiting for many years, they finally usher in a historic low of $149.99. Since the pricing of $249 or even $199 is out of reach for them, how can one possibly hold the PS4 and Xbox 720?

Although the price of Wii U has not yet been determined (obviously more expensive than Wii), Reggie believes that Wii U and Wii will live in harmony for some time, and the fire left by the Wii will eventually set the momentum for the Wii U.