AJNShelton on 30 March 2021
| Doctor_MG said: Anyway, I think you understand the point overall. It's doubtful it's going to be a significant upgrade, but it's 100% not going to happen that it is entirely new technology never before released. Nintendo hasn't done that in a long time. |
I mostly agree with you, but "New technology" doesn't necessarily mean "high end", look at the Snapdragon 480 SoC for eg, a 2021 chip but way cheaper and less powerful than the Snapdragon 835 released 4 years ago.
I can def see NVIdia producing a cheap SoC for Nintendo with more recent technology (cause this is the key - we saw it with the Series S) than can last 4-5 more years.
