All of the software features announced by NVIDIA with the new model became available on the original model in early February of 2017. In terms of software, there's little that separates the original SHIELD TV from the refreshed model. The microUSB port and SD card slots have also been removed, but the device does feature two USB 3.0 ports for storage expansion if desired. In January of 2017, NVIDIA announced an updated version of SHIELD TV, which largely features the same hardware-Tegra X1 processor and 3GB of RAM-with a smaller footprint and a re-designed remote and game controller. From gaming to 4K Netflix streaming, SHIELD is designed to do it all.
Packing the Tegra X1 processor, 3GB of RAM, either 16GB or 500GB of storage, and all sorts of wireless connections technologies, SHIELD TV shouldn't leave anyone wanting in the living room. In terms of hardware, SHIELD TV is the most powerful SHIELD-branded device NVIDIA has ever released. This is a planned implementation, however. It is capable of loading a library server, but at the moment, it cannot import from network storage.
#NVIDIA SHIELD J RIVER MEDIA CENTER FOR ANDROID#
This SHIELD is neither tablet nor portable, but a set-top box designed for the living room. Administrator Citizen of the Universe Posts: 1633 Re: nVidia Shield Reply 1 on: October 26, 2022, 05:49:53 pm Yes, JRiver for Android runs on the nVidia Shield. With its powerful hardware and a 500GB hard drive it supports games, apps, streaming, 4K video, and much more, but Google still dictates the general user interface and development pace. Perfect when you want to play some Borderlands, but don't feel like sitting at your PC (and your spouse wants to use the TV). Is there anybody on the forum that's running JRiver Media center on Nvidia Shield Wanting to play dsf/iso and multi-channel audio. Nvidia Shield is one of the first game consoles based on Android TV Google’s operating system for TV.
#NVIDIA SHIELD J RIVER MEDIA CENTER PORTABLE#
It was neat. Eventually, they went even further and added NVIDIA GameStream and GeForce Now support, which allowed gamers to stream games from an NVIDIA-powered PC to the portable console. Over time, more and more games added controller support, and eventually NVIDIA itself added button mapping software so basically any game could be played on SHIELD. On a big scale, it doesn't seem like much-but at the time, it was a game changer.
The biggest issue with the SHIELD Portable was the gaming scene at the time: gaming on Android just wasn't mature enough to justify a full-time gaming device, and most of the Android games that were out there didn't support game controllers. But NVIDIA decided to change that, porting and releasing titles like Portal and Half-Life 2 exclusively for SHIELD devices. The idea was to release a device dedicated to mobile gaming on an open platform that anyone could develop for. Its focus was on Android games, where NVIDIA thought more could be done that what was happening at the time. In short, SHIELD was an Android-powered mobile gaming console.
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