The fact that you are acting super surprised that Nintendo is a decade behind in creating an online integrated console when Nintendo has never wanted an online integrated console like Xbox is and later PS4 did confuses me. Nintendo has always wanted to be a FAMILY computer (hence famcom) system with local multiplayer being a focus (more hardware units installed if you have to make friends irl who own one, just like their handhelds). That and to give players the ability to play games as soon as they turn the system on (remember those fast load times of the Wii and DS and 3DS?). The fact that Sony and Microsoft primarily use this integrated online service for advertising purposes and influencing its end user to dive deeper into their ecosystem is not within Nintendo's normal code of business-to-consumer ethics (forgetting the Wii U tablet harassment that lead up to the system's demise and a new president). Also, if you haven't noticed, Switch's OS start up from a cold boot is almost nothing; they don't do this globe x thing and then load the bloated gui like Xbox or this user management splash screen transitioning to the XMB like PS4, they let you jump right in without any lag. An obvious change they made as a result of having no menu sounds, no animations, no integrated internet services hunting for sessions with a (nonexistent for Nintendo) centralized content server, no mail delivery system, no avatar experiences, or any other large resource services; just pure optimization with a crypto bootmanager to prevent softmodding (minus Tegra exploit), some light priming of the console to do app execution, and away we go with the lag seemingly coming from the user selection screen and the cartridges or the I/O of the system flash memory. Basically the OS serves as an illusion that the system is fast and adds to the overall experience. I'm not even sure the TCP/IP stack is in the os loading; I'm convinced that happens moments after the home menu is displayed as a backgeound service! If you don't believe me on the OS, here's a good read:
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