Nintendo prepares the arrival of the new Switch with OLED screen without further plans for new versions of its hybrid game console, as stated by the company.

Workers from at least eleven video game companies would be working with development kits for a Nintendo Switch with 4k support, according to the Bloomberg media, which indicates that the new hardware would arrive at the end of next year at the earliest, citing sources close to these plans.

The Japanese company for its part issued a brief statement, through the social network Twitter, in which it says that the Bloomberg report “is not true”, and even qualifies it as “false” when it assures that it is providing tools to promote game development for a Nintendo Switch with 4K support.

In the statement he also reaffirms that he has no plans for any new model other than the Nintendo Switch – OLED model, a version presented in July that will go on sale on October 8.

The news story also listed Zynga as one of eleven development companies that had one of the 4k kits. However, after the publication and Nintendo’s statement, Zynga has denied having one of the kits, as the aforementioned medium has collected in an update.

Nintendo reportedly delivered the kits before the July announcement, when it unveiled the OLED screen version. The developers Bloomberg has spoken with have not speculated on Nintendo’s launch plans for the new console, but they hope to release their adapted games in the second half of 2022.

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The CES 2021 fair has been the setting that LG has chosen to present its novelties in consumer electronics for the home but also the showcase where it has shared the first images of its Rollable smartphone.

LG has officially shown Rollable, with a demo of its resizable screen simulating the follow-up of its event at CES through this mobile device. Held in the hand, it goes from a smartphone size to a tablet size, and vice versa, without altering the content being viewed.

The operation of this roll-up smartphone is focused on horizontal use, so that the OLED screen will extend along the sides of the phone. This solution allows the hinge pressure to dissipate over a larger area.

It is the second smartphone within LG’s Explorer Project, and the first details of its development were known in early July last year.

At the end of the CES 2021 conference, LG noted that there is “more to explore,” at which point it unveiled the name of the device, while picking up the roll-up screen.

Source: dpa

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