Nintendo 3DS

The Nintendo 3DS features two screens, including an autostereoscopic 3D display (800x240 pixels) and a 320x240 pixel touchscreen. It is powered by a 268 MHz dual-core ARM11 processor and 128 MB of RAM, with a PICA200 GPU for graphics. The device includes a total of three cameras, motion and gyro sensors, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a battery providing 3–8 hours of gameplay.  

Hardware 

• Processor: Dual-core ARM11 MPCore running at 268 MHz.
• Graphics: A PICA200 graphics processor.
• RAM: 128 MB of FCRAM.
• Memory Bandwidth: 3.2 GB/s.

Displays 

• Top Screen: Widescreen LCD with a resolution of 800x240 pixels, providing a 3D effect.
• Bottom Screen: 3.02-inch LCD touchscreen with a resolution of 320x240 pixels.
• Color Depth: Both screens display 16.77 million colors.

Cameras 

• Internal: One inner camera.
• External: Two outer cameras for 3D images.
• Resolution: All cameras are 0.3-megapixel (640x480).

Connectivity & Sensors 

• Wireless: 802.11 Wi-Fi support with WPA/WPA2 security.
• Sensors: Integrated motion sensor, gyro sensor, and a built-in microphone.
• Wireless Distance: 10 to 30 meters.

Controls 

• Touch Screen
• A/B/X/Y buttons
• +Control Pad
• L/R buttons
• Start and Select buttons
• Slide Pad (analog control)

Other Features

• Battery:

  Lithium-ion battery with a lifespan of 3-8 hours, depending on usage and screen brightness. 

• Ports:

  3DS game card slot (backward compatible with DS cards), SD card slot, AC adapter port, and a stereo headphone jack. 

• Sound:

  Stereo speakers. 

• Features:

  3D Depth Slider for adjusting the 3D effect, StreetPass for exchanging data with nearby users, and SpotPass for automatic news and game content updates.