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Quelle est la taille du Nintendo Switch 2?

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 19,2025

La bande-annonce d'annonce de Nintendo Switch 2 révèle une console plus grande que son prédécesseur. Une comparaison de taille, aidée par une maquette Genki Switch 2 examinée au CES 2025, fournit des dimensions estimées.

Genki Mock-up vs. Official Switch 2 Design

Switch 2 Taille de l'écran:

La taille estimée de l'écran est de 8 pouces en diagonale (environ 177 mm de large et 99 mm de haut). Cela représente une augmentation de près de 30% de diagonale et une zone plus grande de 66% par rapport à l'écran de 6,2 pouces du commutateur d'origine. L'écran de 5,5 pouces du Switch Lite est 45% plus petit en diagonale et 111% de surface plus petite, tandis que l'écran de 7 pouces de l'interrupteur de 7 pouces est de 14% plus petit en diagonale et 30% plus petit. Même par rapport aux écrans OLED de 7 pouces et 7,4 pouces du pont de vapeur, l'écran du commutateur 2 est plus grand (8% et 11% respectivement).

Handheld Comparison

Commutation 2 Taille globale de la console:

Sur la base de la maquette Genki, les dimensions estimées mesurent environ 265 mm de long et 115 mm de hauteur. Il s'agit d'une augmentation d'environ 25% par rapport à l'interrupteur d'origine (239 mm x 102 mm). Il est 61% plus grand que le Switch Lite (208 mm x 91 mm) mais environ 12% plus petit que le pont de vapeur (298 mm x 117 mm). L'épaisseur devrait être similaire à l'interrupteur d'origine.

Switch 2 Joy-Cons and Screen Unit

Switch 2 Joy-Con Taille:

Les Joy-Cons sont estimés à environ 32 mm de large et à 115 mm de hauteur - la même largeur que l'original, mais 13 mm de plus (une augmentation de 13%).

Taille de l'unité d'écran de commutation 2:

En soustrayant les dimensions Joy-Con de la taille globale de la console, la taille estimée de l'unité de l'écran est de 200 mm de long et 115 mm de hauteur, environ 31% plus grande que le commutateur d'origine. Cela permet des lunettes relativement minces.

Ces dimensions sont des estimations basées sur la maquette Genki et l'analyse de la bande-annonce. Bien qu'ils ne soient pas officiellement confirmés par Nintendo, ils suggèrent une console beaucoup plus grande que son prédécesseur. De plus amples détails attendent la confirmation officielle.

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