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The Nintendo Switch OLED is a new version of the popular Nintendo Switch handheld game console that was announced in July 2021. It is an upgraded version of the Nintendo Switch handheld console with improved display and sound, as well as more internal memory. The main difference between this model and the original is the improved 7-inch OLED display, which delivers brighter, richer colors and deeper blacks. In addition, the Nintendo Switch OLED features improved built-in speakers for better sound quality and 64 GB of internal storage, double that of the original Switch. The storage capacity can be expanded using a microSD memory card. Unlike the Nintendo Switch Lite, this model isn't exc more→lusively portable, as it has detachable Joy-Con joysticks that allow the console to be used in various modes: handheld, desktop, and paired with a TV. The device is based on the same hardware platform as the original Nintendo Switch and can run all the games available for the old model. In addition, it supports online games and Wi-Fi connection with other consoles.

Platform: Nintendo; game included; Screen ("): 5.5; Touch screen; Bluetooth; NFC; mini-Jack (3.5 mm); USB C; Storage (GB): 32; Memory card slot; Battery capacity (mAh): 3570; Dimensions (mm): 91x208x14; Weight (kg): 0.28;

A new version of the modern game console from Nintendo, introduced to the market in early 2017. This particular modification comes with the bundled game. The key feature of the technology itself is its versatility, thanks to which the device combines the advantages of a classic stationary and portable console in one case. For example, the Nintendo Switch bundle includes two Joy‑Con wireless controllers and a special docking station. The manufacturer has implemented at least three different modes of using the device. First, the user can attach the controllers to the side faces of the console and play on the road. The second — thanks to a special stand, the device can be fixed in a vertical po more→sition on the table and played like that. The third is to connect the set-top box to the docking station and TV, and connect both controllers together, thus forming a classic gamepad, and use the device as a stationary console.

Having replaced the original Wii, this model not only continued the traditions of the series, but also introduced several new original solutions. So, the design of the controller actually blurs the line between desktop and portable consoles: it is actually a separate portable console with a microphone, camera and its own 6.2" touch screen, where, if necessary, you can switch the gameplay from an external screen. At the same time the console is compatible with the games and all the accessories of its predecessor.

The main feature of this portable console is the presence of two displays with a diagonal of 3.53". SD memory cards (up to 2 GB) are used as media.The console has a built-in Wi-Fi module and is compatible with the Wii desktop console (in particular for viewing photos), but GBA cartridges are not supported.