Nintendo's Switch OLED announcement disappointed fans hoping for a substantial hardware upgrade. To be fair, it did have some great improvements such as a wider base stand, 7-inch OLED screen, LAN port on the dock and 64GB internal storage but the gulf between what fans were expecting and what they got left them wanting.
Meet the newest entry to the #NintendoSwitch family! Nintendo Switch (OLED model) brings the versatility of the Nintendo Switch experience with a vibrant 7-inch OLED screen, a wide adjustable stand, and more. Nintendo Switch (OLED model) releases on 10/8.https://t.co/zRpGxakJDnpic.twitter.com/Tsc55r35ay— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) July 6, 2021
The YouTube channel Moore's Law is Dead suggests that Nvidia's new GPU architecture will not be restricted to just desktop and laptop GPUs and will be more powerful than the current Tegra X1 Mariko chip Nintendo currently uses for the Switch, Switch Lite and the upcoming Switch OLED.
In March, there were rumours which suggested that Nvidia will be discontinuing the production of Tegra chips and if that is the case, it makes sense they are preparing for a big update next year.
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