Tablet is mobile device so that is bad example. NX is a hybrid, console that you can play at home or take it with you and play on go, so mobile device and home console in same time, its not really hard understand, and device like definitely have more value than Wii U alone or 3DS alone. Its not same thing but it's similar, thing about Wii U and 3DS selling in same package, that definitely has much higher value than Wii U alone, you dont need to buy seperate console and seperate home console you have all that in same package.

In this day and age, every device is expected to do the work that was once done by multiple ones. This is nothing special or revolutionary. NX isn't going to be seen as a getting two devices in one, it's going to be seen as a portable that can connect to your TV, which isn't even a new concept.

Its revolutionary for console gaming, can you take your PS4/XB1 and play outside home, no you cant. At home NX will act like full home console, at go like full handheld. It not really that hard to understand.

Except it won't be a "full home console" because it will be subpar compared to PS4 and Xbox One. It'll be a portable with bonus feature of being able to connect to a big screen.

Wii was subpar to Xbox360/PS3, Wii U is subpar to PS4/XB1, and they also real full home consoles. It not just handheld that can be connected to TV, infos saying it has detachable controllers, also have base unit, most likely resolution will be higher when you playing on TV than playing on handheld. So yes, when you put NX handheld on base unit and take separate controllers, and play games with higher resolution on TV, it acts like full home console, not like PSP connected to TV.

None of this is anything special or groundbreaking though. Even if the dock increases performance, the need for uniform software between portable and console forms will prevent the docked version doing anything the portable can't, outside of maybe a higher resolution. In the end, it is just another device that can connect to your TV; that may have been a big thing ten years ago, but today it's positively mundane. 

From the information we have so far, it's just a next generation portable that can connect to a TV and maybe get a resolution boost when it does so. 

Not that this is a terrible thing, but it is what it is.

And does any other console on market give you option to use like handheld and home console!? No it dont, if you want handheld and to play handheld you need to buy handheld, if you want to play games on TV you need to buy home console, so you need Wii U and 3DS or PS4 and Vita, but NX gives boot in single package. You are in deny if you say that doesn't make any difference and high value to platform like that.

From information we have its a hybrid that can be use on go or like home console, we have handheld and "base unit", we also have detachable controllers. So again, it not just handheld that you can connect to TV.

Basically unified platform, handheld and home console in one, that exactly what Nintendo wanted to do, and thats prety good concept.

Higher resolution, higher graphics fidelity, or higher frame rate. The trinity.
You'll never get everyone to agree with what's most important to them, that's why I think we should get the choice. I know sticking all those graphics options into console games would throw out the switch-on-and-go appeal of consoles, but perhaps that simple question of "d'you want prettier graphics, or high resolution graphics?" would be welcome.

"Hybrid" is not a special selling point in 2017. Everything today is a hybrid. Your phone is also a computer, a calendar, a watch, a gaming device, and a camera.

You could connect a freaking PSP to the television.

Pretending its this red hot new innovation is absurd.

Again you started to ignoring thing that are already written, we talking about console gaming specifically not about, you don't have hybrid console available on market, PS3/XBO360, Wii U, 3DS, Vita, PS4/XB1, none of them are hybrid, there just handhelds or just home consoles.

Again, from information we have its a hybrid that can be use on go or like home console, we have handheld and "base unit", we also have detachable controllers. So again, it not just handheld that you can connect to TV.

Like wrote, Basically unified platform, handheld and home console in one, that exactly what Nintendo wanted to do, and thats prety good concept, something competion dont have.

Pls, read what is already earlier wroten.