The model is a copy of Sony’s classic 1994 PlayStation. The differences lie in the unusually light weight of the device (170 grams) and the smaller console. The memory has a mere 20 games embedded, but of course, connecting a flash will significantly expand the gaming set. Two gamepads are also included. Check out the Sony PlayStation Classic from any angle in this 3D-review:

The laptop is equipped with a 13.3-inch, 2,560 x 1,600 pixel Retina display. Improvements include: louder Apple MacBook Air speakers, a butterfly keyboard and a 2-core Intel Core i5 processor.Take a 360° look a the Apple MacBook Air 2018 in this 3D-review:

This latest model comes with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 710 8-core processor equipped with an Adreno 616 graphic editor, making this a "gaming" device. Powerful processing algorithms coupled with AI system support allow the smartphone to compete in picture quality with the iPhone X. Take a 360° look a the Nokia 8.1 in this 3D-review:

Divided into two separate panels that move in parallel, one on top of the other, this unique smartphone is a slider. Options allow you to accept and end calls by sliding the top of the device. The 6.39 inch SuperAMOLED display has a resolution of 2340 x 1080 pixels. The 8-core Snapdragon 845 processor with Adreno 630 graphics is enhanced with a record 10 GB RAM. Check out the Xiaomi Mi MIX 3 from any angle in our 3D-review:

The exteriors of the two models are very similar in appearance; the main differences are in the matrix itself and additional technical properties. The top-end Nikon Z7 has a full-frame sensor with a resolution of 45.7 megapixels, while the Z6 has lower quality 24.5 megapixels resolution. The reduced resolution means the Z6 is faster than its successor; in addition, its sensitivity threshold is higher (100–51 200 versus 64–25 600). And the Z7 has a large image size of 8256 × 5504 versus the Z6’s 6048 × 4024. Look at the Nikon Z6 and Nikon Z7 from any angle in this 3D-review: