StyM
10-29-2016, 11:18 AM
http://hexus.net/gaming/news/hardware/98590-report-says-nintendo-switch-62-inch-720p-multi-touch-screen/
The Nintendo Switch was officially revealed a little over a week ago. The concept, design and components chosen by Nintendo became quite a hot topic with the HEXUS readership, especially since the video reveal left many important questions remained unanswered.
Shortly after the official reveal, Nvidia published news that its technology had been chosen to power the new home gaming system. However, it was also a bit cagey with the details; we read that a "custom Tegra processor," and "an Nvidia GPU based on the same architecture as the world?s top-performing GeForce gaming graphics cards," were equipped in the upcoming Nintendo Switch.
Later on people started to question whether the Switch has equipped with a touch-screen. This extra interactive capability, beloved of many smartphone and tablet gamers for its intuitiveness, was not demoed in the three to four minute video trailer which showed the Switch used in all sorts of places, and in all sorts of ways.
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/9045c41a-8f85-4bd5-a263-1387c817d689.jpg
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/a11069d2-27c8-4da4-87b5-8ee4c6ab2815.jpg
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/b3d8a38d-738a-47d3-924c-ca489745afbb.jpg
The Nintendo Switch was officially revealed a little over a week ago. The concept, design and components chosen by Nintendo became quite a hot topic with the HEXUS readership, especially since the video reveal left many important questions remained unanswered.
Shortly after the official reveal, Nvidia published news that its technology had been chosen to power the new home gaming system. However, it was also a bit cagey with the details; we read that a "custom Tegra processor," and "an Nvidia GPU based on the same architecture as the world?s top-performing GeForce gaming graphics cards," were equipped in the upcoming Nintendo Switch.
Later on people started to question whether the Switch has equipped with a touch-screen. This extra interactive capability, beloved of many smartphone and tablet gamers for its intuitiveness, was not demoed in the three to four minute video trailer which showed the Switch used in all sorts of places, and in all sorts of ways.
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/9045c41a-8f85-4bd5-a263-1387c817d689.jpg
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/a11069d2-27c8-4da4-87b5-8ee4c6ab2815.jpg
http://hexus.net/media/uploaded/2016/10/b3d8a38d-738a-47d3-924c-ca489745afbb.jpg