Four ARM Cortex-A57 cores, max 2GHz
NVidia second-generation Maxwell architecture
256 CUDA cores, max 1 GHz, 1024 FLOPS/cycle
4GB RAM (25.6 GB/s, VRAM shared)
32 GB storage (Max transfer 400 MB/s)
USB 2.0 & 3.0
1280 x 720 6.2" IPS LCD
1080p at 60 fps or 4k at 30 fps max video output
Capcitance method, 10-point multi-touch

Supposed dev kit specs.

I noticed that too, all hip tween audience. I assume the NX is not geared for multiple persons at once (family entertainment) like the WiiU was advertised.

Sounds basically like the Tegra X1. 

The video opens with a triple jump and also features a spinning heart, that seems pretty deliberate. Also, there's no timer on the screen and  the camera is not only positioned from behind Mario but much more "inside" the level than on the 3D games. This definitely feels much more like 64, it just happens to use the same kind of bloom effects from 3D World because, well, it works.

Also, I hate the girl for stopping running and not making the jump to the moving platform on the second stage, even if it would be pointless.

Edit: I see others had already pointed this out, so this was kinda unecessary. Still hating on the girl not jumping thing tho.

I've just seen this for the first time. Felt like crying. I've loved Nintendo since the NES but I've been jaded by them in the past couple of years. Now, I take it all back. I'm excited again. Welcome back, Nintendo.

Well, I don't imagine it being too expensive. I could be wrong though, and another issue came up with me, hardware space. This thing looks small and games are getting huge. I wonder if this will even have space to download games digitally.

Yeah not that much of an issue. I'm guessing the price rumor with two SKU's is correct the 300/400US which for the form factor, power is pretty decent.

Trailer: I think they did a much better reveal this time around. A nice demonstration and plenty of logo/name drops.
Console itself: I like it! Looks to be about the size of a tablet and seems to be semi-powerful (Zelda seemed laggy?)
Games shown: Zelda, Skyrim, MK, Mario 3D, Splatoon, NBA - good spectrum, wide appeal. I won't lie though I did a double take when I saw Skyrim haha.
Overall: Depending on price point, I could see myself buying one within 2017 (funds permitting).

Good job Nintendo!

To be honest I got grief over having a game boy color while in school, got over that then, didn't give a fuck if others wanted to think whatever about me sitting down with my PSP in my cafe enjoying a tea or in the last few years settling down in the busy town with a Vita, pair of headphones and coffee, if people are so worried about what others think of them... that's a fairly sad life to be living when you can be enjoying yourself and doing what you want.

I agree about the bag though, a nice stylish case for this would set it in there as a accessory for adults over a toy for kids with a little play bag.

Also didn't notice at first that was Skyrim... wow, just wow that was amazing looking to see that on a handheld, sure I have Fallout 4 via the PS4 on the Vita, but natively running Skyrim on a cart in a handheld, gotta tip my hat to Nintendo on this.

As for resolution of this thing? I couldn't give a rats, people who skipped out on the 3ds because it was 240px2 missed some of the best games in existance because of a number which isn't reflected in the games at all, playing things like the 3ds ports of OoT or StarFox64 was just a joy to behold and for me (and Nintendo's audience) I would think it doesn't matter if this handheld is 720p/540p whatever just get those sweet ass games on that thing and tell me a price and I'm there.

Even in home consoles (sort of) if you have a PSTV it's a real throw back experience to play a console where you pop a cart into it and there is no disc whirling or fans spinning to cool it, just Cart in and play away with just the game sounds in the room. Love that system just for that reason alone.