Nvidia Shield Tablet Review Lollipop Android 5 - Androidizen

Nvidia Shield Tablet review. As promised we are taking a look at the Nvidia Shield Tablet, probably the most advanced Android tablet ever created and certainly the most powerful.\r
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Spec wise the Nvidia Shield Tablet offers a 2.2 Ghz Quad Core processor running the Tegra K1 with 192 streaming cores. Sold in either 16gig or 32gig with Wifi or Wifi+LTE the Nvidia Shield Tablet features a 1080p 8in display.\r
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The Shield Tablet is a perfect gaming powerhouse with the ability to stream games for your Nvidia powered PC as well as Nvidias Grid gaming service.\r
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The optional Nvidia controller provides Wifi-direct connect offering low latency and true 1:1 responsiveness even when streaming from your local PC or Grid gaming platform.\r
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Nvidia have managed to put together one heck of a package that works perfectly. Battery life is acceptable and the overall performance of software and hardware is spot on with the Shield Tablet.\r
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Processor NVIDIA® Tegra® K1 192 core Kepler GPU, \r
2.2 GHz ARM Cortex A15 CPU with 2GB RAM\r
Display 8-inch 1920x1200 multi-touch Full HD display\r
Audio Front facing stereo speakers, dual bass reflex port with built-in microphone\r
Storage 32 GB (WiFi+4G LTE) / 16 GB (WiFi-only)\r
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The included 5mpx front and rear cameras provide acceptable image quality though it wont win the Nvidia Shield Tablet any awards on their own.\r
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One of the stand out features of the Nvidia Shield Tablet is its gaming functionality which really is impressive. Think of this as a much more powerful and capable portable games console complete with Twitch and Gameplay record functionality, no matter the source from Local to Streaming to Grid it all just works. ****\r
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