How could Nintendo implement a Switch Pro?

[Pemalite]

BlackBeauty said:

Pemalite said:

They would simply leverage already established technology.
I.E. Pascal based Tegra instead of Maxwell. (like they should have from the start, but that is another discussion entirely.)

If Nintendo retains the use of Tegra however... Don't ever expect 4k.

Xavier which is the successor of the tegra X is 8K capable. Currently only used in machine learning and cars atm so was the switch processor.

So really..,we have already seen the switch successor but in other things. 

Switch SOC was also in Google Pixel tablet.

It is capable of outputting 8k.
It does not have the capabilities of rendering modern games at said resolution, Do not conflate the two.
The fact it still uses LPDDR4 just reinforces that fact, the chip simply lacks the bandwidth to handle high resolutions. - Expect 1080P and less for that chip for most games.

The launch Xbox One for instance is technically capable of outputting at 4k, but that box struggles to even maintain 1080P.

As for Xavier... That is two generations of Tegra SoC's ahead of the Switch. (Switch uses Tegra X1, Tegra X2 is Pascal, Xavier is Volta based.)