Revisión del Interruptor de Nintendo detallada por la FCC; nueva placa de SoC, memoria y CPU entrante
La FCC ha publicado documentación relativa a una nueva versión del Interruptor de Nintendo, incluyendo fotos de los cambios que Nintendo ha realizado. Sin embargo, no se trata del Switch Pro actualizado sobre el que Bloomberg informó a principios de esta semana. En su lugar, parece que Nintendo lanzará otra versión revisada del Interruptor de Nintendo, tal y como hizo el año pasado. De acuerdo con una carta de cambio permisivo de Clase II presentada a la FCC, Nintendo ha cambiado el SoC, la memoria y la placa CPU.
The new model is called HAT002, and the FCC has published some photos of the SoC, memory and board changes. The photos are low-resolution, but we can make out "NVIDIA 1923A1". While we cannot find out much information about this chipset, a member of ResetEra forums has determined that it resembles the Tegra X1+ that Nintendo shipped in last year's revised Switch.
The FCC documentation also refers to the HAT002 supporting Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). However, the existing Switch uses Bluetooth to talk with wireless controllers, so we doubt that Nintendo is expanding the Switch's Bluetooth capabilities. There are no external changes to the design of the Switch, either. The FCC has published test photos that confirms this, which we have linked below.
Nintendo announced the last revision via a tweet on its Japanese Twitter account, which was then picked up by various outlets. Hence, we would not be surprised if the company does not make much noise about the release of this new revision, either.
