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Nintendo is said to be releasing Switch a new version in September or October, and production itself is said to be starting in July 2021.
Reporting from Bloomberg, Friday (28/5/2021), Nintendo will reportedly showcase the new Switch that uses the OLED screen before the E3 event, which will be held virtually on June 12.
The announcement prior to the E3 event allowed third-party developers, and of course Nintendo, to showcase their games at the biggest game exhibition event.
Regarding capabilities, the new Switch is said to use a new chip from Nvidia that is equipped with the Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) feature, which allows it to process higher resolutions (such as 4K on television) with lighter workloads.
This DLSS feature is a feature that was previously in Nvidia’s RTX GPU line, which is to run games with a smaller resolution and display at a larger resolution by utilizing AI.
As a result, GPU work will be lighter but even though it displays games with high resolution. However, so far there are only about 20 games that support DLSS, such as Cyberpunk 2077, Fortnite, Monster Hunter World, Control, and others.
This feature will be an interesting addition to the Switch, namely so that the chip remains energy efficient but can display images in 4K resolution to the television.
The OLED panel used in the mini console is reportedly made by Samsung and has a size of 7 inches.
The supplier of components for the new Switch is reportedly confident of being able to fulfill orders from Nintendo despite the current shortage of chips. But Nintendo’s ability to meet consumer demand remains uncertain.
“Production lines are better prepared to deal with potential supply problems and competitive supply of components used by Nintendo for smaller than more powerful consoles,” the report said.
Even before there was a global shortage of chips, the current supply of Nintendo Switch often couldn’t meet market demand. That’s why the supply of the new Switch is still a big question.
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