Uses 2 AA batteries
30 hour battery life if pointer function is being used
60 hour battery life if only accelerometer is being used
Communicates with Wii via 2.4 GHz Bluetooth signal
Contains 6KB non-volatile memory
SYNCHRO button on Wii does the same thing as 1 and 2 buttons the WiiMote
Each controller is given a wireless ID number
A, B, 1, 2, -, +, Home, Power, C, and Z button are all digital (not analog)
Sensor Bar is placed below or above TV
Sensor Bar is 20 cm in diameter
Sensor Bar has a sensor on each end which interacts with WiiMote
LEDs on WiiMote used to indicate battery life as well as which controller slot it corresponds to:
4 LEDs flashing on startup means 75 - 100 battery life
3 LEDs flashing on startup means 50 - 75 battery life
2 LEDs flashing on startup means 25 - 50 battery life
1 LED flashing on startup means 0 - 25 battery life
From QJ.net. Read more at IGN.

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