The PSP could connect to a TV, does that make it a home console?

[SuperJortendo]

Hardstuck-Platinum said:

SuperJortendo said:

The reasons the Switch is different from a PSP in that regard (Idk about the Sega Nomad) is that the Switch is a fully functional home console right out of the box, whereas the PSP is still missing key home console features even after buying a peripheral that allows it to be displayed on a TV.

If Switch didn't come with a dock, it wouldn't mean we can just disregard the feature that it can be played on a TV. Just because PSP didn't come with the cable to connect to TV doesn't mean the feature can be disregarded. I'm talking strictly about function here. I'm amazed how many people are trying to say that "it's different because of this and that". "it's different because it didn't come in the box". "it's different because it's the same resolution". Well guess what guys you can change the resolution by attaching it to an upscaler.  

And the rest of us are confused because you're ignoring all the things that the Switch does that a PSP doesn't that make it a fully functional home console, and saying that all a home console has to do is be able to be displayed on a TV via an optional peripheral that doesn't work with the launch hardware. 😀 

Edit - I shouldn't have said "the rest of us" because I'm only speaking for myself.