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When NVIDIA announced its SHIELD portable last summer, it took no time at all to figure out what the most-requested feature from consumers was: “Please let the tablet be detachable!” Of course, as the ...

Nvidia has already had one go at launching a tablet and that didn't go down too well. It wasn't that the device was particularly bad, it was just that it had the Nexus 7 to deal with. Second time ...

Got one preordered at Amazon, supposedly out next Tuesday. Like the front facing speakers, 1080p screen, K1 processor sounds interesting and the new stylus update is apparently pretty good according ...

[url=http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?p=27253533#p27253533:2elg01um said: CoreyV[/url]":2elg01um]This is a interesting approach. I am looking for a portable ...

Nvidia is apparently developing an Android gaming slate dubbed the Shield Tablet. A listing for the device has surfaced on the Global Certification Forum (via T3), indicating that it will support 3G ...

It seems NVIDIA has cancelled development of a proposed revision of its Shield gaming tablet, with a letter to the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) citing “business reasons” for the decision ...

NVIDIA launched its only Shield Tablet back in 2014, offering a gaming-focused experience and powerful internals for the time. The company has stuck to its Shield TV series of Android TV devices since ...

Nvidia's latest Shield update includes 4K streaming, Android 7.0 (Nougat), a unified and simplified game hub, and new capabilities for older versions of the device. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

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The first SHIELD gaming device garnered alot of buzz at CES 2013. Powered strictly by Android, it was a an all-in-one competing with the likes of the Playstation Vita and Nintendo 3DS. This time ...

Lenovo has launched the Legion Tab gaming tablet in global markets. The tablet packs a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chipset, two USB-C ports, and a 144Hz screen. The Legion Tab costs €599 in Europe, but ...