Nintendo Switch: a model with OLED screen and 4K support is coming?

Since when Nintendo Switch updated to version 10.0 it seems to have been subject to a strong search of system files by some users. We are talking about minor developers who have given themselves to the analysis of the files of the new firmware of the Nintendo device, and who from this seem to have managed to discover something really very interesting about future plans for switch.

One of these rumors about what was discovered in these researches on the Nintendo Switch system was reported by the user SciresM who talked about it in a post on ResetERA and from there arose an interesting discussion thread about what was brought to light. What this developer discovered is linked to what has been speculated about the possibility of a next 4K support for Nintendo Switch in this 2021. In addition to this, there is also the possibility of using a OLED display and the addition of a 4K UHD multimedia SoC, namely the new Realtek chip. Part of what has been discovered, according to the same user who talked about it, is also the result of various speculations on what has appeared from his research, and is therefore to be taken with a grain of salt.

This new hardware, codenamed Auditorium, it would seem based on a Mariko SoC and precisely this indicates the possibility that development is heading towards integrating support for 4K with the use of a better display for the console. All this does not mean, however, that the next Nintendo Switch can have a 4K screen, but only that it can come to support it, along with perhaps a new dock thanks to the use of the 4K Realtek chip. The use of the OLED screen is not new in the field of portable consoles, the same Sony he used it for his own PlayStation Vita. While the console failed and is now almost forgotten, its screen was instead highly praised, despite the possibility that it was incurred inburn-in effect, that is, the permanent discoloration of the console display.

To date there are many rumors and speculations about the release of a new version of the console Nintendo, which over the years has only presented a simpler version of the device with its own Switch Lite. Now, however, users are asking for a more powerful console that can stand up to the other giants who have now already passed to the new videogame generation, so that the new one is on its way Nintendo Switch Pro? We just have to wait and find out what Nintendo's plans will be this year.