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To start Nvidia's Made to Game event late Tuesday, chief executive Jen-Hsun Huang promised an advanced television, a supercomputer, and a gaming console. As it turned out, it was all the same product: the Nvidia Shield. No, not the 2013 handheld. Xbox One? PlayStation 4? Yesterday's news. Today, NVIDIA disrupts the console market with the all-new Shield gaming console. While not a gaming console in the traditional sense, it is instead a 4K Android TV media box with extreme graphics performance. Nvidia’s latest addition to the Shield range is an Android TV-based console that lets you play games locally by taking advantage of the system’s Tegra X1 SoC, or access on-demand titles through the company’s GRID streaming service. As it’s based on Nvidia in recent times may have been placing some focus on different technology like mobile processors and Android Auto, but they have their core set in gaming. These are their roots. The way people game at home has been shifting a little this past year Sony announces its Morpheus VR headset will ship in 2016 Along with the new entertainment system, the company also announced its Grid game-streaming service, which will deliver games on-demand via the cloud at 1080p Full HD resolution and 60 fps. Nvidia has revealed an Android-based smart tv console and gaming system that pairs high-resolution video with an accessible interface for $199, plus a game streaming service that will offer games playable within a minute. “All of us have been working .

At the on going Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, Nvidia announced Shield, a gaming-focused Android tv console or set top box. This will be the first 4K Android tv console which will support decoded 4K video at 60Hz, both while streaming Taking the stage at the Game Developer Conference in San Francisco, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang announced the company’s latest creation in mobile gaming, the Nvidia Shield console. Running Android TV, the Nvidia Shield is an Android console powered by the NVIDIA, the leaders in graphic chips and visual computing design wowed the crowds at the 2015 Game Developers Conference at San Francisco with their latest offering in the Shield series, an Android gaming console they are calling the “world’s first 4K 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 .