We expected NVIDIA CEO Jen-Hsun Huang to introduce a revamped Shield TV at CES; what we didn't expect was for the new device to be practically a carbon copy of the original. Sure, it's a lot ...

NVIDIA Shield TV devices used to offer plenty of PC and console ports, but the firm has now told us why we don't see any more of these ports.

It’s only the necessities that made it onto this year’s SHIELD TV, so if you happen to need a full-size USB port, the new $199 SHIELD TV Pro will be for you. In terms of appearance, I will say ...

The $150 Nvidia Shield TV features an unusual cylindrical shape with ports at both ends. Nvidia claims the design was chosen as a compromise of sorts: It’s small enough to be tucked away if you ...

Starting price £149.99 ($199) with Shield controller. Stand is £24.99 ($29.99), remote is £39.99 ($49.99) The Nvidia Shield is almost certainly more important to Google than it is to Nvidia ...

Along the back you've got HDMI 2.2 out (full sized port), gigabit ethernet, two full-sized USB ports for accessories, a power port, ... on NVIDIA SHIELD here on your TV. ...

The original Shield TV model offered a remote with a 3.5mm port, making it easy to listen via earphones in case you don’t want to wake up anyone in the middle of the night.

The new Nvidia Shield TV ($149) and Shield TV Pro ($199) ... There’s an Ethernet port, a power connector, an HDMI port and a micro SD card slot, dividing across both ends of the tube.

On the larger Shield Pro, which is the same size as 2015’s Shield TV, you’ll get the addition of a microUSB port and a microSD card slot. It would’ve been nice, though, if the Shield had ...

The NVIDIA Shield TV takes up more space on the TV stand than most set-top streaming boxes because it’s wider (8.3-inches by 5.1-inches) than boxes like Roku 3 or Apple TV. However, it’s not ...

Nvidia’s Shield line of devices is now more than six years old, and the latest member of the family is the new Shield TV, an update of Nvidia’s first set-top streaming box from 2015.