Unless I am missing something, I feel like they should have made a switch lite oled version instead. there is no improvements for 100% docked users.

Oh, my mistake. I misread the VGC article

Do they though? How many Gamecube titles had the Wii? How many Wii titles the WiiU?

The only exception is Switch, that got a lot of WiiU remasters. But that is no big problem, as basically nobody played these games beforehand, as nobody owned a WiiU. So these were practically all new games.

Also, it's not like Nintendo invented remasters. It is pretty common on other platforms too.

Damn what a letdown, So instead of a pro this is more like an XL model.

Spring 2024 would be seven years though, therefore already longer than the usual 6-year cycle from Nintendo.

You're ignoring what Nintendo said last year about the Switch's life cycle. They said it entered the middle of it's life and this year  said that it is in the middle and that it will have a longer life than usual, not just six years.

Exactly, 32 and 64 GB may be kinda low but since when should we actively look for bad optimization? for like ten years laptops/portable computers haven't changed the 128, 256, 512 GB storage of their disk for standard models, but the overall physical size of the computers have gone down making it easy to transport them compared to that 3-5 kg things me and my university classmates had to put on our backs, and the improvements to file writting, compression and coding among other things have made it so, that for example, we can have videos with better quality and resolution for less space than files several times their size but with very low resolution in avi or wmv formats from years ago, it's like for the PS1 and PS2, first there were the PS1 games using not one or two but four CDs that's more than 2.5 GB of space, while most Gamecube games were fine with 1.5 GB more than enough for some amazing games, 2.5 may seem insignificant now that the hyper-realistic games on the other consoles and PC go for 50,70,80,100,150,200 GB or so depending on the game, but there are several switch games using aproximately 2.5-3 GB just fine, and for both the PS1 and PS2 I don't know how they handled the size of their save files but we ended up needing several memory cards since the games kept using lots of blocks, while for the Gamecube we only needed one memory card, in the switch there are just a bunch of games on the 20-30 GB range if you have a 512 GB it certainly has a good amount of storage.

As for the "improvements" in this switch OLED i know it won't be for everyone it certainly isn't for me, but there are people that would be interested in buying it, and my nephew and cousins like to play with the stand on top of the dinning table, so maybe some of them would like to play with this new model.

Not sure what point you're trying to make, buddy.

I guess he really wants to support Nintendo and buy another console?

He must only play remasters, because that's the equivalent of desperately wanting a theoretical Switch Pro.