Nvidia has announced that the Apple TV app is now available on the Shield set-top box. The streaming service comes with support for 4K HDR content and both Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos.
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Nvidia has discounted the 2019 SHIELD by 14% for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday holiday. Now you can turn any TV into a powerhouse with Android TV and Chromecast 4K relatively cheap!
Amazon is offering Nvidia's Shield TV 4K streaming player coupled with Samsung's SmartThings Link hub on a discounted price that saves the buyer $30 on the original cost of both items.
Nvidia has been supporting its Shield device for quite some time, Today, it announced its 20th update, bringing new features and improvements such as in-game voice chat, 120Hz support, and more.
The Nvidia Shield is finally making its debut in China but perhaps what is more intriguing about this launch is that the console will offer official support for Nintendo Wii games.
The support for the Shield tablets by Nvidia has been good so far. The firm has now issued an update that will offer some important security fixes and also offer some improvements elsewhere.
After announcing it intentions a little more than a month ago, NVIDIA has released Android 6.0 Marshmallow for its Shield Tablet K1 bringing new features and improvements.
NVIDIA has re-released the SHIELD tablet and rebranded it as the SHIELD Tablet K1. The new tablet still offers the impressive K1 processor and has a lower price of $199 USD.
NVIDIA has confirmed that it has now released Android versions of both "Portal" and "Half-Life 2" exclusively for its Shield portable game console, priced at $9.99 each.
NVIDIA has announced it has cut the price of its Shield portable Android game console to $199 until the end of April and also revealed plans for an Android version of Portal made for the device.
NVIDIA has renamed its Android game console Project SHIELD to just SHIELD. The console, which will also stream PC games on Steam, will go on sale this June for $349, with pre-orders starting May 20.
Microsoft Xbox corporate vice president Phil Harrison said today, "Entering the hardware business is a really tough business," in responding to Valve's plans for a PC-based "Steam Box".
