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The Mac mini has always been a less expensive desktop alternative to Apple's all-in-one iMac. It's small form factor is free from the confines of monitors and peripherals, meaning it can be used in a wide variety of situations. It also means that it can pack a lot more power for less money, and Apple recently updated it to give it pro-level specs. It now features a quad- and 6-core eighth-generation Intel Core i5 or i7 processors with up to 64 GB of memory and up to 2Tb of all-flash storage. The i7 processor is 3.2 GHz with turbo boost up to 4.6 Ghz.

Apple's latest iPad Pro features a major redesign from the previous models. Apple has removed the Home button and reduced the bezels, which means the smaller 10.5" iPad Pro now has an 11" screen, and the bigger 12.9" iPad Pro has the same size screen in a smaller body. Apple is using a new Liquid Retina LED IPS display that can stretch further into the iPad's rounded corners. Since there's no Home button, Apple has implemented Face ID to unlock.

Google's latest Pixel phones are here, and as to be expected, the camera is very impressive. The rear camera is 12.2 MP dual-pixel with optical and electronic image stabilization, autofocus with dual pixel phase detection, a spectral and flicker sensor, and an f/1.8 aperture. The Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL feature two 8MP front-facing cameras including a wide-angle lens to get more people or more of a backdrop in selfies. It also has a better digital zoom, and can retain a surprising amount of detail when zoomed in. Low-light shots are better and less noisy thanks to Night Sight mode.

The latest flagship smartphones from Apple, the iPhone Xs and Xs Max, follow the design from last year's iPhone X design. Both phones feature a Super Retina OLED display, while the Xs Max has the biggest display an iPhone has ever had at 6.5 inches.