Home Theatre Sets: Television Console

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Nvidia has announced an all-new micro-console called the Shield, targeted squarely at gamer's looking upgrade from their more modest Google Play and Amazon Fire boxes. Powered by Nvidia’s Tegra X1 processor, the box promises console-like visuals in a NVIDIA today unveiled the Shield Android TV console at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. The console is capable of delivering 4K gaming experience at an affordable price tag of $199. The Shield gaming console runs on Android TV platform that Nividia has unveiled a new Android TV-powered set-top box, saying it is a combination of "revolutionary TV", "gaming console" and "supercomputer." Excited? Read to find out more about it. The company is trying to find its ‘path’ and appropriate Nvidia’s new product launch is no smartphone, tablet or handheld as previously rumored, but the company’s very own mini console called the Shield Android TV. As the name suggests, the device will be powered by Google’s Android TV OS which is designed As we noted in our initial report, this particular Steam machine is a fairly high-end affair that looks to be a stone-cold console killer. The SN970 box is relatively compact and slim, since it's intended to sit near a TV in the living room. Despite its At the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, the company has unveiled the living room-based Shield console, to go along with its existing Shield handheld and Shield Tablet. Calling it the world’s first Android TV console — a bit mean .

Time Warner Cable has released the TWC TV app on Xbox One, allowing you to view its content on Microsoft's console, the company has announced. If you're a Time Warner Cable subscriber, the app, which doesn't require and Xbox Live Gold account, will give It has been a long time coming but finally chip maker Nvidia is making firm strides into consumer’s living rooms, with the announcement of the Shield Android TV-powered set-top box console. For around US$200, the users gets a 4K streaming box, a powerful The console isn’t simply a TV set top box, but aims to include gaming and the ability to control smart home appliances as well. “QEUS is designed with the user in mind and much more than a simple SmartTV box”, Mike Steup, CEO of the snakebyte group On the media front, navigating through the Shield’s stock Android TV interface is quick and smooth. And since this console relies on Android for its operating system, all of its input features are available here: you can use USB accessories if you prefer .