Yes, the Nintendo Switch 2 dock does support 4K gameplay via a custom NVIDIA processor — if it's connected to a compatible screen, that is. On top of this, the dock allows for HDR, VRR ...

The tech specs site also says that the system has a “custom processor ... In the initial Switch 2 announcement, Nintendo also revealed that the dock had a more rounded shape than the one ...

As on the original Switch, 25 percent of the CPU cores and overall memory on the Switch 2 is reserved by the system for OS features and is thus inaccessible to game developers directly. Digital ...

Switch 2 is powered by a “custom processor made by Nvidia,” Nintendo says ... console is purely for charging and connecting to the dock. A slot for expanded microSD storage appears to be ...

To prepare you for the launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, Metro has compiled all the important info you need about its features and games.

The Switch 2 dock won't be compatible with the Switch AC adapter or HDMI cable, but it works with other accessories.

Nintendo says the console has more powerful speakers, which we're looking forward to testing. The Switch 2's dock is largely similar ... Switch runs on an Nvidia custom Tegra X1 processor split ...