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Remember the NVIDIA Shield, the gaming handheld? How about the NVIDIA Shield, the Android gaming tablet? Soon you'll be able to replace them both with the NVIDIA Shield—the Android TV Console. Okay, maybe not replace them, but maybe outclass them: NVIDIA Nvidia is making a play for the living room. The chip maker announced the Nvidia Shield video game console for TVs, which will include access to Google's Android TV ecosystem and support for console video games such as Crysis 3 and Borderlands. The console 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. Its vision, the Shield Console, is of outstanding 3D graphics, seamless cloud game streaming at 1080p and 60fps and 4K video playback all in one, svelte $199 (approx. £130) box. Powered by its insanely powerful Tegra X1 processor and the new Android TV NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang just got done speaking at the Made To Game event tonight in San Francisco and he had some major announcements that will change gaming forever. It is clear that gaming has gone to the living room in recent years and one of the more 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 .

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 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 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 .