One with 1080p lcd screen specially for VR

I don't see how releasing new SKU's with the same hardware but different peripherals is "splintering the userbase". If they sell more units by releasing a cheaper handheld only version they will do it.

There are like a gazillion different 3DS SKUs. Didn't seem to hurt them.

Some people are throwing around the notion of a more powerful SKU, I was referring specifically to that really. We could see a dock-less Switch which would essentially be an exclusive handheld but I think the main seller would be the full unit.

Seems very likely. Just look at how many different 3DS SKU's Nintendo released (I think 5?).

Yup. I'm predicting a home console variant with better performance. Should happen after a year or so depending on Switch sales.

That's just crazy people talking crazy. Though I'm pretty sure that the Switch will get a new SKU down the line with a shrinked SOC with higher clock speed and lower power consumption.

This is my guess as well, though I think you'll see it earlier, rather than later.

I don't think it's that crazy. We live in a world with New 3DS, PS$ Pro, and Project Scorpio. Welcome to the new age.

The problem I think with a separate home console with better performance, is I'm skeptical that devs will create new assets for it.

Basically what I think most devs are going to with Switch is make their games for undocked mode. Then docked mode will see a resolution jump/maybe an increase in anti-aliasing or something and that's it.

But those initial assets are going to be fairly low quality, so all you're going to get is mainly just resolution boosts, which is good for image quality, but I don't think you're going to see things like massively different graphics from docked and undocked modes and I think there would be even less motivation for devs to also add a third performance mode for a home only option released even later. 

I think a Switch Pro might happen in 2 to 3 years with a 1080P screen and VR support.