The differences in how each SHIELD TV looks points to the functionality or potential usage. Operating System: Android 9 (Pie) with Chromecast 4K built-in Storage: 16 GB (with MicroSD card expansion) Video Features: 4K, Dolby Vision HDR, AI UpscalingĪudio Support: Dolby Atmos, Dolby Digital Plus among others Processor: NVIDIA Tegra X1+ processor with a 256-core GPU and 3 GB RAM With the new remote, support for Dolby Vision HDR, fancy and impressive new AI-driven upscaling, Bluetooth controller support, and the ability bring your Steam library to the comfort of your couch at the press of a button, there’s a lot to love about the SHIELD TV and NVIDIA’s new designs. “When NVIDIA’s SHIELD TV device made its way to Australia in 2018 it arrived at the perfect time, during the dawn of the Modern Age of Peak Content.'

But it’s also a massive improvement over the slim and tiny remote of the 2017 SHIELD TV. Spoiler alert, the new and improved Shield TV remote as part of the 2019 SHIELD TV and SHIELD TV Pro features such a ‘Netflix’ button. A time when streaming giant Netflix had gotten so big that it got its own dedicated button on remotes everywhere – sitting right there next to old-timey functions like ‘Volume Up’ and ‘Play’. When NVIDIA’s SHIELD TV device made its way to Australia in 2018 it arrived at the perfect time, during the dawn of the Modern Age of Peak Content. With the streaming of all entertainment and gaming becoming a mainstay, one might wonder what the point is to have a dedicated device like the NVIDIA SHIELD TV - aren’t TVs and consoles these days like super-smart with access to the World Wide Web of apps? And if you already got a 2017 SHIELD TV, is there even a need to upgrade? Well, short answer to both hypothetical questions - “there is”. Product: NVIDIA SHIELD TV and NVIDIA SHIELD TV Pro

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