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2) The next model's codename is "Aula" (for comparison, the Lite model is called "Hoag") and its form factor is codenamed nx-abcd (for comparison, the Lite is nx-abcc);
3) "Aula" will feature an improved display of some sort and it bundles a dp2hdmi chip from Realtek (likely RTD2173 or from the same family). Communication with this chip is done by the "nvservices" system module using new ioctls for sending/getting panel messages via DPAUX;
4) The new display requires special handling in code, suggestive of OLED/MiniLED technology, and is tied to a new manufacturer;
5) The SoC is still Mariko/T214/T210B01/TegraX1+; 6) DRAM is now being produced with 10nm process, but no new sizes or types can be observed. This means "Aula" will keep the usual 4GB LPDDR4X.
Considering the information we've extracted and observed, we speculate this new dp2hdmi chip is designed for upscaling HDMI output to 4K. This is further corroborated by changes in the HDCP DRM ("nvhost_tsec" firmware inside "nvservices") and by looking at RTD2173 as example.
It's still unclear how the output signal will be generated (new dock?), but the evidence suggests the dp2hdmi chip lives *inside* the new display and not in an external PCB.
So, we get a new chipset in the dock replacing the STDP2550 Chip in the current dock, right? Looking forward to „8k“ on the new switch box :-)https://www.tweaktown.com/news/56650/switch-dock-uses-mobility-displayport-hdmi-converter/index.html …
A similiar Realtek Chip is in Mario Live Karts i heard and used in a different way. Couldn't it be they used a weird setup to emulate Mario Kart Live with this, or something similiar?
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