More rumors about the possibility of the Nintendo Switch Pro have appeared, and this newest one hints at a new screen for the hybrid console. While the teases for the Switch Pro have been extremely exciting, there seems to be a varied twist to each one. The newest rumor from Economic News Daily points to upgrades to the physical component of the console.

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According to the report, Nintendo recently visited a Taiwanese manufacturer named Innolux Corporation. If true, the reason for the visit is apparently in regards to Innolux supplying the mini-LED screens for the Switch Pro. This upgrade would allow the hybrid console to truly stand out as a handheld device. While the current screen certainly does the job, a mini-LED screen would be impressive, even compared to many smartphone devices.

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Nintendo switch pro concept

From 4K to even health tracking technology in the Switch, it is likely that not every piece of rumored information is real. But a new screen certainly seems like a solid possibility. Big N would definitely have a hot item on its hands if the Nintendo Switch Pro was able to both output to 4K to televisions and take advantage of a new mini-LED screen in handheld.

There have been so many rumors about a Nintendo Switch Pro, it is hard to keep up. But something is likely happening. Where there is smoke there is fire, and with so much pointing to a new Switch console, it is likely that at least some of the rumors are true. Insiders have claimed that the Switch Pro is indeed happening, but which rumor will be correct is a part of the mystery.

Perhaps the only valid argument against the Switch Pro is the current success of the standard console. It seems like every month the Switch is breaking records. Early on in the consoles life, homerun software like Breath of the Wild and Super Mario Odyssey helped catapult the system to great heights. And Nintendo has continued to dominate with games like Animal Crossing: New Horizons. That being said, with the next-generation of consoles right around the corner for Xbox and PlayStation, it makes sense for Nintendo to upgrade its Switch, in hopes to continue its monumental success.

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Source: Economic Daily News (via NintendoLife)