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1. **Improvement of hardware performance** - **Processor**: The performance of the current Switch's NVIDIA Tegra X1 is approaching its limit, and NVIDIA's new Tegra chips (such as T239 and Orin-based) may be adopted in the next generation. Is expensive. GPU performance has been greatly improved, and it is possible to support 4K resolution output and ray tracing. - **Memory and storage**: RAM is expected to be 8GB or more (currently 4GB), and storage is expected to be 128GB or more of high-speed NVMe SSD. - **Battery**: Long-term play is possible by extending battery operation time and efficient power management. ### 2. **Evolution of display** - **Screen size and type**: There is a possibility that an OLED display of around 8 inches will be installed (currently, there is a 7-inch OLED model). The refresh rate is 60Hz or more (there are rumors of 120Hz). - **Dock mode**: It is almost certain that it will support 4K output when connected to the dock, and high image quality in TV mode is expected. ### 3. **Rear compatibility** - **Software compatibility**: It is likely that the current Switch games will be equipped with backward compatibility that can be played. Nintendo attaches importance to maintaining the user base, and it is expected to take over digitally purchased titles. - **Peripherals**: The compatibility of the current Joy-Con and Pro controllers is unknown, but newly designed controllers (e.g. magnetic sticks and improved triggers) are rumored.