People were speculating for the longest time that if it was 8nm it would have to be pretty damn close to the Steam Deck in size in order to disperse the excess heat due to how power hungry the mode is which is why I said that.
Ask for one of those out loud and you'll realize it's not a very good name.
Like I said earlier, something smaller than 8nm seems likely at this point between the reported size of the Switch 2 not being nearly as big as the Steam Deck & the presence of 12 SMs on the SoC. I wouldn't say 4nm is a lock (it could be 7nm for all we know), but it's at least a real possibility.
Could be a rail similar to the current switch which ends with a magnetic connection to secure it.
Can't you make a magnet that deactivates or activates by pressing a button, depending on whether the electric current passes?
They would be electromagnets, not magnets. An electromagnet can be turned on and off, depending on whether there is an electric current or not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnet
You say stole from someone but you're linking to another thread with the same tweet??Stole from this person
New Nintendo Hardware Speculation & Rumors |OT| Primed & Ready for the Next Generation of the Nintendo Switch Rumor - Nintendo - OT
Tweet just appeared randomly on my TL and I don’t know them but random chip leakers seem to appear everywhere these days, but no clue if they have any legitimate history. https://x.com/orexda/status/1783769461457404376?s=61&t=L0bPXDdqdqQM-JyYURxVeQ They do say as early as H2 this year, which...www.resetera.com
He posted on discord and I stole from him
you don't have to post every random tweet. Even modiz said that they don't know who this person is.Stole from this person
New Nintendo Hardware Speculation & Rumors |OT| Primed & Ready for the Next Generation of the Nintendo Switch Rumor - Nintendo - OT
Tweet just appeared randomly on my TL and I don’t know them but random chip leakers seem to appear everywhere these days, but no clue if they have any legitimate history. https://x.com/orexda/status/1783769461457404376?s=61&t=L0bPXDdqdqQM-JyYURxVeQ They do say as early as H2 this year, which...
He posted on discord and I stole from him
Umm… I guess this isn't entirely wrong lol.
www.businesskorea.co.kr
This seems to be sourced from or by the same Twitter user I and Angie posted, as it has the same details.Interesting...I guess that user on fami is correct.
New Nintendo Device after Eight Years: Mainly Built with Samsung Components
The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, the first new gaming device from Japan’s Nintendo in eight years, is expected to incorporate a significant amount of technology
www.mk.co.kr
Interesting...I guess that user on fami is correct.
New Nintendo Device after Eight Years: Mainly Built with Samsung Components
The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, the first new gaming device from Japan’s Nintendo in eight years, is expected to incorporate a significant amount of technology
So this may actually be legit.This seems to be sourced from or by the same Twitter user I and Angie posted, as it has the same details.
Edit: actually this article predates both with the same information:
It is expected that Samsung Electronics' technology will be installed in Nintendo Switch 2, a new ga.. - MK
It is expected that Samsung Electronics' technology will be installed in Nintendo Switch 2, a new gaming device introduced by Nintendo of Japan for the first time in eight years. As Samsung's products..
The original article in Korean does bring more information regarding display:
translated via DeepL said:
m.mk.co.kr
Doesn't that go against the reports of Nintendo going with LCD for the Switch 2 to cut costs?The original article in Korean does bring more information regarding display:
“일본 국민 게임기, 이재용이 접수”…8년 만의 닌텐도 신작은 ‘메이드 바이 삼성’ - 매일경제
핵심 두뇌인 칩셋 제조하고 5세대 V낸드 메모리 탑재 OLED 패널도 삼성이 낙점 첫해에만 1천만대 판매 전망 “갤럭시 신작 출시 효과 맞먹어”
Maybe later down the road, but it's unlikely to be the case at launch.
