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Nintendo alarmo also has a display and can be carried everywhere with your hands, does it make a handheld? Now look a switch without the joycons attached and tell me if you can use it like the others videogames handhelds. It even has a stand to place like a mini TV, I could use as a digital portrait

To restate from my post which you quoted here: "And no, I do not actually believe Nintendo has "won" every generation, nor does it matter." In other words, you missed the point.

No it wouldn't be, cause Switch runs at higher frequencies ( for higher resolution ) once docked, and that difference between portable & docked frequencies will be even higher in Switch 2. Other portable devices, don't. No are they beign sold as such, meaning hybrids with all necessary addons packed in.

Because it takes the wind out of the "home console sailors". IF Nintendo really wants to show Switch as a "home console first and formore" like they literally say, why not release a Switch TV (only) like the Switch Lite is Handheld only? Answer: Because technically the Switch is a Handheld. A small road in the woods is no highway, just because i technically could drive there with a car and speed it up insanely.

PSP had it's TV output as a secondary function, whereas Switch has it as a primary function. However, Switch isn't just a handheld/home console system, but it also works as a standalone portable multiplayer system. So it's a bit different than handheld even when not docked. Having it docked also gives it a boost in performance.
Even if people bought PS2's back in the day as cheap DVD-players, the DVD was the system's secondary function, primary function was to play games.

In general, what you consider a games console today, is a bit different how it was seen 30 years ago. It used to mean a dedicated system you plug to your TV just to play games, but today they have all sorts of other functions.

So, I waked up, I brushed my tooths, washed my face, I maked coffee, I grab a cup, I turned on my PC, put it a Lo-Fi music and I'm reading all what I lost yesterday in this thread... I dont know how to react

Switch is a handheld, because:
TV play is not a defining feature of either home console or handheld.

The clockspeed changes are artificial and have no hardware-related reasons, only personal preferences. (The switch runs just fine at ~max clocks even if undocked).

What people use it for doesnt matter, otherwise I could start (mis)using people as punching bags and get away from it, as that "person" will now be considered an
"item itended to be punched" not a human.

A hybrid is defined as something that merges 2 or more functionalities, which the individual items arent capable off. This is not the case with switch, as the entire hardware needed to perform its intended task (play games) is used in either setup.
A proper hybrid external hardware to allow for things the other set of hardware is (physically) not capable of. E.g.: a GTX 4090 inside the dock which is used instead of the GPU in the SoC when docked.

A suprisingly constant feature of home consoles is that you can theoretically swap everything in the system without altering its use case.
You could for example add so much more hardware to a home console that it becomes a cubic metre big, it wouldnt affect how you use it. Try the same with a handheld and it wont work anymore. Yes I know this is a theoretical example.

So.. neither the PSP nor the Switch are home consoles. The switch merely offers features which naturally integrate into a handheld, which arent necessarily required.
After all, there are HH defining features, HC defining features and neutral elements.

Actually the reason for clockspeed change is hardware: lower clock gives you better battery life.

Switch has three functions, not two: handheld system, plug to TV and a standalone system.

You can connect a laptop to a screen with hdmi, is it any less a gaming PC at that point. Connecting a phone to a screen with the proper software, DEX on Samsung or whatever makes it at the very least a chrome book. The phone are so much more powerful than what the mobile OS's and mobile apps need these days. They are practically as powerful as laptops, in fact my phone spec wise is more powerful than many of the entry level and mid range laptops I was recenrly browsing double the specs, they just don't have windows. And if a phone is a chrome book, a chrome book is a laptop and a laptop is a PC then a phone is a PC.