With each passing day, there’s one less day left to see Nintendo launch the next generation of Switch, and while it’s a console that hasn’t been confirmed or officially exists, rumors are piling up, and the one we’re seeing today at Extreme Tech is related to the console’s screens.
In particular, the panels, which, although they will be OLED panels, even if they are the standard version of the console, They will be from the same manufacturer as the current Switch OLED; Samsung. These panels are expected to provide excellent color quality and good durability, and a recent experiment on YouTube showed that they are needed about two years of static images to cause significant screen burn-in.
However, the story is not as simple as it seems, and although at first it might seem that Nintendo just wanted to pay the manufacturer back for a good experience, They did plan to work with BOE, but the patent dispute situation with Samsung tipped the scales.
In short, users who get a Switch 2, They won’t have to wait to get an OLED screen, as happened with the current Nintendo Switch.
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Jordi Bercial
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