Nvidia's Shield is a portable gaming device -- in the sense that it's like a 3DS or PS Vita -- that is focused on top-of-the-line hardware using Tegra 4, a very pretty screen, and other high-end ...

When NVIDIA's handheld gaming console Shield was released, it seemed like a big mistake. But features allowing PC games to be streamed to the TV, as well as to the device over the internet, makes ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover the exciting intersection of Linux and handheld gaming. When Nvidia launched Shield in July 2013, it was a promising ...

SAN FRANCISCO—At a Game Developers Conference presentation tonight, Nvidia revealed Shield, a living room gaming and 4K video streaming-focused extension of its existing portable- and tablet ...

NVIDIA is very serious about gaming on Android devices, and the chipmaker on Wednesday further proved its commitment to this particular space by launching a brand new console under the Shield brand.

Another year, another new Shield device from NVIDIA. What's Shield? It's the hardware line from NVIDIA that spans a bizarre handheld game console, a powerful gaming tablet, and now a $200, Android ...

Overall, Project Shield is one of the most impressive gaming devices we saw at this year’s CES, which is why it ended up on our Best Of CES 2013: Gaming list. Having it in our hands just made us ...

The Shield Tablet also has cool gaming capabilities, but you’ll have to buy a $60 controller to take full advantage of it. There are tradeoffs, but if you’re a gamer, ...

Nvidia's Project Shield handheld gaming device, now called simply Shield, will be available for pre-order on May 20 priced at US$349, though it won't ship to customers until the end of June.

The Nvidia Shield TV's gaming capabilities, such as GeForce Now and 4K HDR GameStream, are best seen as supplements to the streamer's other features.

Nvidia launched its Shield Android TV set-top box back in May, but one of the prime benefits is coming on Thursday with the launch of Nvidia’s GeForce Now cloud gaming service.