Digital Foundry says Switch's "build quality and design is excellent"
4310mAh, 16Whr battery takes up a good portion of the internal space
Apparently "third party replacements by the end-user shouldn't be too difficult"
Switch is held together by screws
Detachable microSD card reader
This seems to sit on top of the heat-shield when the unit is first opened
32GB of eMMC NAND storage also seems to occupy its own mini-daughterboard, as opposed to being soldered directly onto the mainboard
This offers Nintendo the chance to more easily produce premium SKUs with more generous storage capacity, while retaining the same mainboard
Heat pipe siphons heat away from the Nvidia Tegra processor
Active cooling is available to stop the processor overheating, ensuring consistent performance Seems to be a more lightly modified X1, still on the 20nm process
Nintendo has added to the available performance modes available to developers in a recent update
This bumps the mobile GPU power
A new 'NX add-on' note introduces an expanded table of operating modes

Mode
Available CPU Speeds
Available GPU Speeds
Available Memory Controller Speeds

Undocked
1020MHz
307.2MHz/384MHz
1331.2MHz

Docked
1020MHz
307.2MHz/384MHz/768MHz
1331.2MHz/1600MHz

Developers can opt for a 384MHz GPU clock - a straight 25 per cent uplift in compute power compared to the default 307.2MHz option
Both frequencies are available to developers in what it calls 'norm...