FollowA while back we saw how Amazon launched Kindle Fire HD kids edition and today we’re going to take a look at the latest Nvidia news. The gaming giant has updated its Shield gaming tablets and has also released a software upgrade.
Nvidia’s Shield Gaming Tablets
Nvidia has just released an updated version of its line of Shield gaming tablets and has also given its software a boost.
The Nvidia Shied gaming tablets are a gamer’s dream and the updated versions features bug fixes and improved user-end functionality. The gamers can now gain access to the My Android Games and My Media Apps section on their tablets and can customize them.
There is also a new model which comes with LTE (through AT&T) as well as Wi-Fi connectivity. This makes the device the first Shield gaming tablet with cellular network.
The new Shield gaming tablets come with a 2.2 Ghz chip and a 8-inch full HD display (1920×1200). You get up to 32 GB of internal storage space and 2 GB of RAM. Bluetooth 4.0, front facing cameras and rear facing cameras are also a part of the package, as are a pair of front facing stereo speakers that sound pretty awesome to us. You’ve also got a mini-HDMI output in case you need to connect it to your TV and the Shield gaming tablet comes with a stylus now!
The internal memory can be expanded to up to 128 GB with the help of a microSD card. The operating system is the good old Google Android KitKat (4.4.2).
Sure, the new 8-inch Shield gaming tablets aren’t as portable as the old Nvidia Shield tablets, but the tech specs are enough to make up for it.
What are your thoughts on the new Nvidia Shield gaming tablets? Are you going to get one? Are you a passionate gamer? Drop us a line in the comment section below and share your thoughts with us.
