It has been stated recently that Wii U cost more than they would have liked to sell it for and that they are not interested in powerful hardware, so a $300+/PS4+ is kinda out of the question.

"So a game could be 1080p on PS4, 900 on X1 and 720 on the Next Ninty home console"

Basically, what the Wii U can already do? man, nintendo haters need to chill out.

Question from someone who doesn't have one: How much does a Dualshock 4/XB1 Controller cost if sold separately ? just to make a comparison (obiously would come out with a controller as well but it could be just a cheap controller built for like 5$ or even less...

Miyamoto recent:

"What we are always striving to do is to find a way to take novel technology that we can take and offer it to people at a price that everybody can afford. And in addition to that, rather than going after the high-end tech spec race and trying to create the most powerful console, really what we want to do is try to find a console that has the best balance of features with the best interface that anyone can use."

"But really what's most important to us is, how do we create a system that is both unique and affordable so that everyone can afford it and everyone can enjoy it."

Also he said that they fail with Wii U in order to have more affordable price.

All that doesn't look to me like PS4 power at $299-349, more like less power than Xbox One at around $249 price point.

PS4 Controller separately cost around $60 i shop, manufacturing cost is around $15.

$250 for the home console would be reasonable, as at that price Wii outsold competitors as long as Ninty kept on supporting it properly.
That price, if launching at the end of 2016 or later, would be enough to outperform any 8th gen console AND still be profitable from the start.
For the portable, $150 would be enough to outperform both 3DS and PSV and still be profitable too, as PSV estimated components cost was $159 in January 2012 (when it still used a back then expensive OLED screen) and by NX launch more than four years, maybe even more than five, if launched in 2017, will have passed.

I assume they mean run them at 720p with the same settings as the PS4 and X1 versions, which the WiiU certainly can't do. The WiiU would likely need to be in the 800gflops~ range for that.

Edit: Ah, this was a Zero alt. It all makes sense now

With the recent leaps in mobile power I love the idea of a Wii U level handheld that becomes Nintendo's primary system. Even its only system and they just supply a dongle or something when you want to play on the big screen.

Releasing a new home console at that price point would just be a waste and probably doomed to failure again imo. Their next full blown hc NEEDS competitive hardware for both consumer appeal and third party support if they don't want history to repeat itself. At least on par with the PS4 if not better. For that, they'd probably need to launch at at least $300.

Well considering all the "features" of the Dualshock 4 I suppose a 10$ ordinary controller (for manufacturing) is doable. so it's 189.99$ for Hardware minus earnings...

I won't buy a cheap and uninteresting console I don't want. I will buy a console that I am interested in playing.