NVIDIA has had no problems bringing new software updates to its three-year-old streaming stick. The Shield TV received its Android 11 update (Shield Experience 9.0) at the start of 2022.

In this video, we showcase the performance of Street Fighter on the Nvidia Shield using the powerful Nvidia GRID technology.

We expected NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to introduce a revamped Shield TV at CES; what we didn't expect was for the new device to be practically a carbon copy of the original. Sure, it's a lot ...

The Nvidia Shield TV is still a fine streaming player for geeks—particularly if you opt for the $200 “Pro” version—but it’s also an exemplary high-end streaming player for everyone else.

Nvidia’s Shield line of devices is now more than six years old, and the latest member of the family is the new Shield TV, an update of Nvidia’s first set-top streaming box from 2015.

Explore the incredible performance of the Nvidia Shield in this Trine 2 gameplay test, showcasing the power of Nvidia GRID ...

Nvidia's latest Shield TV device brings a radically different, smaller design and also a lower price point, but it's still one of the best streamers to get. Skip to main content.

Enter the 2017 model of the Nvidia Shield ($200 with a 16GB hard drive; $300 with a 500GB hard drive). The system is smaller, sleeker, and packs more powerful hardware, but the real refinements ...

Nvidia Shield hero (1024px) Sean Hollister is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo, and Engadget.

NVIDIA's Project Shield now has an official name (NVIDIA Shield), a release window ("by the end of June") and a price tag ($350). That's a full $100 more than the PlayStation Vita -- arguably the ...

The SHIELD Tablet K1 features an 8-inch Full HD (1920×1080) IPS LCD display, NVIDIA's Tegra K1 processor, GeForce Kepler GPU, 2GB of RAM, 16GB of internal storage, a microSD card slot for up to ...

Nvidia is removing GameStream from existing Shield devices in February. The removal comes after nearly 10 years of the feature existing, and it’s not clear why Nvidia is shutting down GameStream.