Shiken said:
No you have it twisted. There are two reasons why the Switch at docked power would be ineffective as a handheld. One is heat. The fan ramps up notably higher and the console gets considerably warmer. This leaves it with moving parts and leaves it more fragile in a portable environment.
The other is the battery life. The extra juice required would sap it dry in no time.
It seems that there is no correct answer for you, and you will only say what you think will sound better for what you want to happen. It is BECAUSE the dock does so little that the Switch itself is a hybrid by design, and not just a portable with an extra attachment. It is designed to operate as both at a hardware and software level. If you hack it to be one way or another, you are altering the entire form factor of the product that is being sold. |
Being less efficient doesn't make it not working.
And it hooked to a power outlet but holding in the hand is still handheld not table console.
Everything Switch do, can be done in your hand. My notebook doesn't another thing because it is 100% of the time on the power outlet.
You could very well have Switch on a power outlet and HDMI cable to TV without changing anything else. making it a dock was a choice but doesn't make it a table console.
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