According to Korean media, the new Switch is expected corresponding to the release of PS5 and Xbox Series X which may be in 2021. While not expected to feature the same light-sensing tracking or 8K resolution like the PS5, the new Switch is expected to include basic performance improvements such as a 64GBSSD, faster NVIDIA processor, two USB type-c ports and 4K resolution.
According to current information, the new Switch will not be positioned as a truly redesigned "second generation," but rather as a relatively minor redesign, like the PS4 is to the PS4 Pro. It's estimated to cost $399. $100 more than the current Switch.
Nintendo will produce 22 million Switches by March 2021, up 10% from the same period last year. For the second quarter of this year, the stock volume is 50% higher than the original plan. Although the supply of Switch has been improved, the whole supply is still not on the right track.
According to current information, the new Switch will not be positioned as a truly redesigned "second generation," but rather as a relatively minor redesign, like the PS4 is to the PS4 Pro. It's estimated to cost $399. $100 more than the current Switch.
Nintendo will produce 22 million Switches by March 2021, up 10% from the same period last year. For the second quarter of this year, the stock volume is 50% higher than the original plan. Although the supply of Switch has been improved, the whole supply is still not on the right track.
