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 ...

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Nvidia's Shield Tablet is back on sale with a major price cut and a few trimmed features. If you want an eight-inch Android tablet, the Shield is one of the best available today. Share on Facebook ...

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 ...

Nvidia's follow-up to the Shield handheld is the Shield Tablet, which has now leaked all over the internet, showing off its eight-inch display and Tegra K1 processor. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

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 ...

A test video taken from our review of the Nvidia Shield gaming tablet with a focus on the grid service.

A test video taken from our review of the Nvidia Shield gaming tablet with a focus on the grid service.

$299 WiFi version, 32GB LTE comes later Nvidia has started shipping the all new Shield Tablet to consumers in North America and parts of Europe. Although the Shield Tablet sounds… $299 WiFi version, ...

Nvidia Shield Corp. tablet computers recalled by Nvidia Corp. because the gadget's lithium-ion battery can overheat, posing a fire hazard. The company has received four reports of batteries ...

The tablet, Nvidia’s first to be sold outside of the US, will provide ‘near console’ graphics despite data being compressed to be sent via Wi-Fi. The 32GB tablet with a 4G chip will cost £299, whereas ...

[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 ...