<ul><li>Nvidia rumored to release a new gaming laptop processor with a TDP between 80 and 120W, similar to AMD's Ryzen Strix Halo APUs, expected to be out between Q4 2025 and Q1 2026.</li><li>This move could potentially mark Nvidia's entry into the handheld gaming PC market, adding competition to AMD and Intel in the SoC market.</li><li>Nintendo Switch 2 currently stands as the only handheld gaming device with access to Nvidia's DLSS upscaling method using the Tegra T239 processor, providing a significant advantage over other handheld gaming PCs.</li><li>The rumored high-tier Nvidia SoC could bring a game-changing element to the handheld gaming market, potentially outshining the competition by offering features like DLSS for better gaming performance.</li></ul>

The Nintendo Switch 2 may not be Nvidia’s only handheld – a rumor says it’s building a new mobile gaming chip, and I’m excited for portable DLSS

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