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For cord cutters who want nothing but the best, Nvidia’s $200 Shield TV console has always been the box of choice for streaming videos and even games. At CES 2017, the company announced a new-and-improved version that adds in HDR support, refines gaming and entertainment options, and even transforms the Android TV device into a voice-controlled rival of the Amazon Echo.
We’ve already covered all the details revealed during Nvidia’s CES 2017 press conference, but I just spent over an hour at Nvidia’s suite to learn more about the new Shield TV’s every nook and cranny. Here are some initial impressions, and a look at some of the more nitty-gritty improvements that weren’t mentioned during the keynote.
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