Model: Nintendo 3DS

Production: Current

Launch Price: JP¥25,000
USD$249.99
GBP£ - Set by individual retailers

Weight: 230 grams (8.1 oz)

Display: 3.53 in (90 mm), 800 x 240 px (effectively 400 x 240 WQVGA per eye) at 24 bit color

3.02 in (77 mm), 320 x 240 QVGA at 24 bit color

3D depth slider

Battery: 3-5 hours for 3DS games and 5-8 hours for DS games, depending on screen brightness (1300 mAh)

Camera One front-facing 2D and
two rear-facing 3D 0.3 MP (VGA) sensors

Physical controls: Push-buttons, D-pad, analog stick, touchscreen, volume slider, 3D depth slider, wireless communications switch

Connectivity: Integrated 802.11b/g, 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, microphone

Card slots: 3DS/DSi/DS,SD

Storage: Internal storage — expandable via SD card slot (2 GB card included)

Memory: TBA

Processor: TBA

Graphics: PICA200 by Digital Media Professionals

Dimensions: 134 mm (5.3 in) wide × 74 mm (2.9 in) deep × 21 mm (0.83 in) high

Stylus: Extendable up to about 4 inches (100 mm)

Region Locking: Regional lockout for 3DS software between Japan, America and Europe/Australia.

Preloaded applications:
3DS Sound,
Mii Maker,
StreetPass Mii Plaza,
Face Raiders,
Download Service,
3DS Camera,
AR Games,
3D Videos
System Transfer
Nintendo eShop,
Internet Browser,
Activity Log

Health risks
Nintendo has publicly stated that the 3D mode of the 3DS is not intended for use by children ages six and younger, citing possible harm to their vision. Nintendo suggests that younger players use the device's 2D mode instead, although the American Optometric Association has assured parents that 3D gaming in moderation would not be harmful for children. Several eye doctors said that there are no serious vision-related health effects associated with 3-D play and concluded that such warnings was a precaution measure from Nintendo. Satoru Iwata said that the warnings were intended as a precautionary measure to inform customers of possible dangers as well as to protect the company from litigation.