Nvidia released the first Shield Android TV in 2015, and according to the company’s senior VP of hardware engineering, Andrew ...

Nvidia hasn't left the Shield TV behind – indeed, it is considering an all-new version ...

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It's been over a decade since NVIDIA launched the first Shield TV, with a new interview confirming that the team is still working on new hardware.

In just a matter of weeks, NVIDIA's original Shield TV console will turn 10 years old, and remarkably it's still receiving Android updates.

Nvidia has no plans to stop updating Shield TV devices, but a new device isn't guaranteed.

There's no promise of new hardware just over the horizon, but NVIDIA is still talking a little about what a new Shield TV might deliver.

The NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV Pro features an NVIDA Tegra X1 CPU (the same processor found in the Nintendo Switch), 3GB of RAM, and 16GB of built-in storage. In terms of performance and versatility, ...

The NVIDIA Shield Android TV Pro is a few years old now, but the hardware is more than up to snuff for a media player, and the software has been updated to Android TV version 11. In terms of ...