– Switch name was decided on way back in 2014
– Nintendo’s original Switch concept used an SoC from AT Ericcson
– This console was to support 3D video, and be backwards compatible with the 3DS seemingly
– StreetPass, SpotPass, and pedometer features planned like the 3DS
– It was not decided, but the final device would sport one, or two screens, likely one
– This screen would cap out at 480p (final Switch is 720p)
– This device would be able to broadcast video through Miracast
– That could mean this concept would be for a portable console that does not dock into a TV, instead displaying video to a TV wirelessly, while still having the unit usable, similar to the Wii U GamePad
– Switch powered by AT would support video capture, with the ability to add video/audio “commentary”; you could then upload it to “Nintendo World”
– Datasheet outlines functionality for video and voice “conferencing” while playing a game
– The ST Switch would have dedicated hardware to facilitate the 3DS backwards compatibility
– The ST Switch would have 1 gigabyte of RAM
– It also would support 480p video on the cameras
– It would possibly allow you to resume play from Sleep Mode by pressing a gesture, although this wasn’t finalized, as the Sleep Mode section doesn’t have an “OK” on it