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Raspberry Pi
This credit-card-sized computer was designed to help teach children and beginners how to program. It runs the Linux operating system from an SD and is powered by a USB charger.
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Apple Retina Display
In 2012, Apple introduced the Retina Display for the Macbook Pro laptop and iPad tablet with a screen resolution of up to 400 pixels-per-inch. Retina Displays approached the limited pixel visibility to the human eye. It also allowed for a wider viewing angle and improved color accuracy. -
Ring Doorbell
Ring Doorbell is a security camera that you place outside your door that detects motion when people come to your property, then you receive notifications to your phone or PC. From there you can see, hear, and speak to visitors. This helps with security surveillance as well as tracking packages or food. -
Amazon Alexa
Although Amazon has been a company way before the 2010s, it introduced Amazon Alexa in 2014. Alexa is a voice-activated virtual assistant that can perform pre-set functions such as set timers, create lists, access articles, and play music. -
Nintendo Switch
With Nintendo Switch, you can either play portably or connected to your tv. The three modes you can use on the Switch are TV Mode, Tabletop Mode, and Handheld Mode. The console itself is a battery-powered tablet and it has wireless Joy-Con controllers with traditional buttons and analog sticks that connect on the side to support handheld play. Its hybrid model boosted its popularity and its release achieved over million units sold worldwide.
