Producer Nintendo is releasing a new model for its Nintendo Switch console, which is scheduled for release on October 8th. With no gain in power, the new features focus on playing comfortably, especially with the 7-inch OLED screen.
After many rumors, the Japanese manufacturer Nintendo Has finally released a new model of its flagship console Nintendo Switch. With the OLED model scheduled for October 8th, Nintendo Switch continues to grow its diversity as it switches from TV to roaming. There is no power gain or big evolution, and the adjustment is to make its use in nomadic modes more convenient when you place it on the table or hold it in your hands.
In fact, the main innovation is the integration of the 7-inch OLED screen, which is slightly larger than the previous version with 1280 x 720 resolution. Every pixel. Turning off the light of the affected pixels can show deeper black colors, allowing more contrast. Another change is that the small tab that allows you to place the Nintendo Switch on a desk is replaced by a large adjustable support that runs across the entire console, allowing you to adjust the angle. Speakers with advanced audio complete the upgrades of the OLED model for nomadic modes.
It should also be noted that the new Nintendo Switch docking station will have an Ethernet port for more stable internet connection, in addition to two USB ports and an HDMI port. The OLED model will have 64GB of internal memory, which will increase storage space thanks to the microSD card. Also, we have already looked around at the innovations of the OLED model, which does not justify a new purchase other than the extensive use of Nintendo Switch’s two nomadic modes.
In the small questions we can ask ourselves, the OLED model is compatible with all Nintendo Switch software, however we may notice some differences in the next games that fully exploit the new size of the screen. All downloaded games and storage will be converted to the OLED model, with some restrictions on running both consoles. The docking station with the Ethernet port is compatible with the older console model and the reverse is possible. So let’s remember that the OLED model is Nintendo’s call to change the console without major change.
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