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This kind of return is incredible. In that same span, the S&P 500 has returned about 4.2% annually, gold 9.6%, and the the U.K.'s FTSE 100 is about the same as it was at the turn of the millennium., which in turn crunches eBay's numbers. The Internet auction site is the most common trading ground for rare and discontinued models. And since Lego is constantly retooling its offerings, the exchange is healthy.With numbers like 36% being thrown around—and articles like this being written—it's hard not to see some bubble-like characteristics at play. 's founder told the Telegraph this isn't the case, "partly because the Lego company doesn't promote the secondary market, it wants to sell direct to customers."Read Next: Harrison Ford Will Earn 3,400x More for 'Force Awakens' Than the Original 'Star Wars'Though Lego sets have great returns, it's not necessarily realistic to add Legos to your portfolio, given the legwork involved in buying and reselling, as well as keeping tabs on the market.
But like a Rolex, it might not be a bad idea to dabble with a set or two, if you're into Legos. Besides getting a sweet toy to play with, it could be worth something later.Here's the top five most expensive sets currently:1. Ultimate Collector's Millennium Falcon: $510 in 2007, now $4,0412 Cafe Corner: $134 in 2007, now $3,1233 Taj Mahal: $298 in 2008, now $2,7534 Death Star II: $372 in 2005, now $2,2705 Imperial Star Destroyer: $249.99 in 2002, now $2,185Learn More about PS4 PlayStation 4 is the latest and greatest in Sony's mostly world-dominating line of home consoles. With the PS4 hardware, Sony has got most things spot on. It’s the most powerful console this generation. It has lots of great games and there are more on the way. Furthermore, the PS4 console is already establishing itself as the leader of the pack - so you know you'll always have someone to play against. PS4 Pro - Take Gaming To The Next Level The PS4 Pro is Sony's most powerful console ever, capable of 4K gaming at 30 frames per second in HDR colours.
It doesn't have a 4K Blu-Ray player, but you can stream YouTube, Netflix and other supported services in 4K for the best in entertainment. Aimed at the higher-end gamers and those looking for higher-fidelity graphics, the PS4 Pro is not a new console generation but an upgrade to the existing generation. What's different with this console? The console may not look all that different visually, but Sony has made some significant changes to the PS4 Pro. Firstly it ships with a 1TB hard drive as standard, no 500GB option (as of yet). It is also able to stream and play games in 3 modes, 4K at 30fps, 1080p at 60fps and 1080p at 30fps. It has twice the processing power of the original PS4 with a AMD Radeon 4.2 TFLOPs meaning that game graphics will be far more detailed with a stable frame-rate. It also uses HDR, although Sony are introducing that to all iteration of the Playstation 4. Existing games will be upscaled Enjoy incredible games in even better visual-fidelity.
Games you already own will be upscaled on the PS4 Pro to make the most of its capabilities, meaning you can enjoy Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, The Last of Us and Bloodborne all over again. PS4 Standard and Slim - What's in the box? Get any PS4 bundle and you’ll get the same basic bits. That includes a PS4 console, one DualShock 4 controller, a power adapter, an HDMI cable, a USB cable to charge your controller, and a voice-chat headset. From the original PlayStation to PS3, the DualShock has stayed pretty much the same. However, the PS4 brings some brilliant changes, with a built-in track pad and a share button that lets players video-stream their games online. There's even a special lightbar designed to work with the PS4 virtual reality headset, called Project Morpheus. Sony has ensured that the PS4 has access to a massive collection of exclusives, including Bloodborne, Until Dawn, The Order: 1886, God of War III and plenty more. Of course, you'll ultimately want to choose the console with the games and features you want most.