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Apple is said to be developing a Nintendo Switch-style handheld game console, with a high-performance GPU and support for Ray-Tracing.
Apple is developing a Nintendo Switch-style handheld game console, according to a rumor posted on a Korean forum.

This information was shared on the Korean forum Clíen. The source said that Apple is developing a handheld gaming device like Nintendo Switch with high-performance GPU and support for Ray-Tracing. (Artwork: Nintendo) [Ray-Tracing là công nghệ dựng (render) hình ảnh đặc biệt thông qua việc hiệu chỉnh ánh sáng. Các vật thể được tạo hình giờ đây sẽ được đổ bóng ánh sáng theo các nguyên tắc vật lý như trong thực tế.] According to this source, Apple’s gaming device will not have the usual A-series or M-series chip, but it will be equipped with a completely new chip from Apple. This chipset will be optimized for gaming, and will feature a dedicated high-performance GPU and come with Ray-Tracing support. (Artwork: Razer) The source added that Apple is currently in talks with a number of famous video game companies, including Ubisoft – the maker of popular games like “Assassin’s Creed”, “Far Cry” and “Watch Dogs”. – about developing games for new devices. Late last year, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman said that Apple is developing a new Apple TV model that focuses on gaming capabilities. Leaker “Fudge” also said similar information that Apple is developing an Apple TV optimized for gaming with the A14X chip. The Bandai Pippin game console was released by Apple in 1996. (Image: Wikimedia) Apple launched its own gaming device in 1996 with the name Apple Bandai Pippin, but the product was unsuccessful and was discontinued after Steve Jobs returned to the company. Rumors of the company re-entering the console market have circulated continuously since then but never materialized. (Photo: The Verge) Trusted leaker – “L0vetodream” – said last year that Apple is developing a gaming device of its own, and after a series of rumors about an Apple TV product focused on gaming, that Apple could develop a gaming device would not be out of the question.