Nintendo NX in production, preparing for March 2017

Nintendo has been eyeing down a March 2017 release for its next-gen codename NX console, which we broke the news on that it would be a Pascal-based Tegra design all the way back in May. The latest on Nintendo NX is from Emily Rogers, who had an update on NX that said:

• Toshiba, Megachips, and Macronix are all involved with the Nintendo NX.
• Toshiba is the world's second-largest NAND chip maker after Samsung. They also manufactured the flash memory chips for the Nintendo 3DS.
• NX hardware is finalized. Don't expect any drastic changes.
• NX is now entering a very early stage of production.
• Zero percent chance of NX being delayed from its March launch.

Right now, this is what we're expecting:

• Custom NVIDIA GPU chip
• Region Free (No region lock)
• Six inch (6.2 inch?) multi-touchscreen (Heard nothing about a stylus)
• The touchscreen has 720p resolution.
• 32GB of built-in internal storage
• SD card support
• Supports USB 2.0 and 3.0
• The dock has two 2.0 USB ports and one 3.0 USB port.
• The portable device is around 14 - 15 mm in thickness.
• The right analogue stick (or circle pad?) will be below the face buttons.
• Camera and microphone are not built into/inside the NX portable device.
• Cooling is still a little noisy
• Detachable controllers (motion controls and next-gen vibration technology)
• Share / Social button that Laura Kate Dale posted is true.
• There are *at least* two shoulder buttons.
• Battery Life - Ehhh not great. I haven't heard an exact number of hours, but it doesn't sound great.
• Below PS4 and XB1 in raw power.
• Supports Unreal Engine 4 and Unity Engine.