from the hardware of the new Shield Android TV is still Tegra X1 with 3 GB of RAM, so the performance of the new model should be the same as the previous (and, incidentally, comparable to Nintendo Switch, which also uses this chip Nvidia). In the sale will again be two versions: the basic one with 16 GB of flash memory and Pro, which will set the HDD to 500 GB. With the help of microSD memory cards and USB connectors, in both cases, memory for games and multimedia files can be done.
interestingly, this time the cheaper model will have less body (15.9 x 9.8 x 2,59 mm), while that in the photos posing just more About looks mostly the same as the predecessor. Included are the power supply and the controller, which in addition to the microphone mini-Jack connector on the headphone housing and the low-poly will have the Blastera IR to control a TV or audio system. Built-in battery will last for 50 hours of fun that seems absurdly high number because, for instance, the platform for PS4 crashes after about 4 hours.
the operating System is Android TV based on Android 7.0 with built-in Google Cast. Thanks apkom will be streamować from the Internet or play locally stored media files with a resolution up to 4K, of course, with the HDR-Ohm (via HDMI 2.0 b).
If we are talking about the game, except the name from Android to Shielda can streamować production pecetowe: or free with a home machine (if it has a GeForce and strong enough), or from Nvidia servers. The second option (Nvidia GeForce Now) but already the TV channels and the monthly subscription is only 10 Euro for this, the company promises it will, therefore, play Full HD at 60 fps-Oh.
the New Shield Android TV is available for pre-order, and the official Poland kit price with cheap model and the pad is 999 rubles.
Nvidia also released an official zajawkę:
And if you want to know about Shieldzie more, we recommend the following fragment of CES-the Nvidia conference, which, besides the already mentioned functions, a brief discussion is also voice control of home electronics, in cooperation with the Nvidia Spot (1:15):
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