The 2019 NVIDIA Shield TV is a no-brainer for Netflix bingers or gamers alike. It's powerful, has a great remote, and offers cutting-edge support for the best streaming content available.

The new Nvidia Shield TV comes in two forms, but both feature the same updated CPU, the Nvidia Tegra X1+. More on that in a bit. The $150 version reviewed here is a tube of gray plastic measuring ...

Nvidia Shield TV 2019 review: Performance . The Shield TV is a powerful device, sporting a Tegra X1+ processor, 2 GB RAM, 8 GB storage, and support for Dolby Vision and Atmos.

Both the NVIDIA Shield TV (2019) and Shield TV Pro (2019) go on sale from today, October 28, in the US. The base model costs $149.99, while the NVIDIA Shield TV Pro (2019) is priced at $199.99.

Nvidia’s new $150 Shield TV is a powerful Android TV streaming device with an unconventional design, blazing fast performance, and Dolby Vision HDR. It also uses AI to upscale content to 4K-like ...

Nvidia's latest Shield TV device brings a radically different, smaller design and also a lower price point, ... but that’s why the Shield TV Pro exists. The new Shield TV (2019) ...

NVIDIA's latest SHIELD TV device is now here. In fact, NVIDIA has two new Android TV streaming players. One is the all-new SHIELD TV with its cylinder ...

After much speculation the new NVIDIA SHIELD TV (2019) is now here. We’ll have a more in-depth review ready after we’ve spent some more time with the device. In the meantime, here’s our ...

For something intended to be hidden out of sight, the NVIDIA SHIELD TV (2019) sure is a funny shape. Then again, after four years solidifying… ...

Android TV now ships on a lot of smart TVs, and there have been many generations of Roku and Amazon Fire TV devices introduced since we last saw a new Shield from Nvidia — all of which adds up ...

4K AI Upscaling. The big new marquee feature for the 2019 units is AI Upscaling. SHIELD TV units already in homes feature a basic upscaling tool, but this year, NVIDIA leveraged the power of its ...