Maximum PC: With the Shield, Nvidia aims to deliver a powerful gaming handheld centered around the Android ecosystem and the ability to stream PC games locally onto a mobile device. It’s an ambitious endeavor, but is the Nvidia Shield able to achieve those lofty goals?
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That's a double confirmation as of today.
Dont we already know this and that it was said to be basically the same hardware wise as the previous ones.
Created in conjunction with NVIDIA hardware partners Acer, ASUS and HP, BFGDs integrate a high-end 65-inch, 4K 120Hz HDR display with NVIDIA® G-SYNC® technology together with NVIDIA SHIELD™, the world’s most advanced streaming device.
Neat idea, I just can't personally get past the price.
That streaming almost sounds like a local OnLive setup. I tried doing something similar with my Nexus 10, Splashtop, and Back To The Future (the game on Steam-I deliberately picked a 'slow' point-and-click game) in windowed mode, and it was just about ok. I guess this is simply a far slicker invocation of the idea, with better controls and support for hosted applications running in full-screen - beats those pointless Android games I guess!