Nvidia's Shield Tablet wants to be the TV-connected game device and Android tablet of your dreams. We tried one out and have the details. Scott Stein Editor at Large I started with CNET reviewing ...
After first arriving to the NVIDIA Shield consoles, the big Shield 5.0 upgrade has now arrived to the Shield Tablet and Tablet K1. So what’s new here? Obviously the biggest change is a move over from ...
NVIDIA is best known for making chips, but the company has also dabbled in first-party hardware over the years including the NVIDIA Shield TV and the now-discontinued ...
NVIDIA announced big news this morning, the shipment of Upgrade 5.0 (aka Android 7.0 Nougat) out to owners of the SHIELD Tablet and SHIELD Tablet K1. Inside this large update, users will find added ...
Sorry to break the news to you, but if you own the SHIELD Tablet or SHIELD Tablet K1 from NVIDIA, you won’t ever see an Oreo update. Confirmed by NVIDIA’s Manuel Guzman, though, the company is sending ...
NVIDIA has just released a sizable update for the original Shield Tablet that brings a number of bug fixes, new features, security enhancements and much more. The biggest news here is that the Shield ...
The original NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet just got a software update over 3 years after its initial release date. The NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet was released in late July, 2014, and this update was sent in March of ...
GPU-maker Nvidia has taken the wraps off its Shield Tablet, an 8-inch, 32-bit Tegra K1-powered tablet launching in the US on July 29, starting at $299 for a 16GB Wi-Fi model. A UK and European launch ...
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