That said, the Shield TV, just like any other electronic device, does not come without a set of issues. Sure, the sleekness of an Apple TV is nowhere to be seen, but it is pretty obvious that NVIDIA had a pretty different target audience in mind.

Simply put, the design is pretty bold yet minimalist enough at the same time. They are eye-catching, to say the least, and manage to strike a perfect chord between being visually appealing for gamers as well as for regular users. This bad boy is capable of running AAA gaming titles like Just Cause and BioShock, and much more.Īpart from the gaming factor, the Shield also offers Dolby Vision & Atmos, AI Upscaling, and 4K HDR10 support, among other goodies.Īnd then there are the looks. Most of this can be attributed to the fact that the Shield uses ultra-fast processors developed by NVIDIA themselves.įor example, the company’s latest offering dubbed as the NVIDIA Shield Pro 2019 makes use of the NVIDIA Tegra X1+ processor. The series stands out like a sore thumb…but in a positive way. But one of them, namely the NVIDIA Shield TV series, simply outshines the competition. When it comes to set-top boxes that run on the Android TV OS, there’s a huge variety to choose from.

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