Tested In-Depth: Nvidia Shield Tablet
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Nvidia's first Shield device was a good showcase of the Tegra 4 processor, but was limited as a dedicated gaming device. We test the new Shield Tablet and wireless controller, and show off its gaming and productivity features. We also evaluate the stylus, Nvidia's new Grid Beta, and Shield's built-in Twitch streaming capabilities. This ends up being one of the better Android tablets we've tested.
Nvidia Shield Tablet or Apple iPad? Which do you prefer?
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Norm: "It's $300"
Will: "Wow! That sounds like a lot!"
Ummm...don't you own an iPad, Will? This is miles ahead of the iPad and it costs less.
Costs 199 now
jake ryan Wow, really? Where? It's still $299 on Amazon.
Wrong one sorry I wrote that comment on the wrong nvidia shield video :/
***** hold on, this year the new shield tablet gets released, it's waay better and more worth your money.
Robin_earth2 When? You got the link?
If anyone is wondering: You can get the Dualshock 4 to work with it wirelessly over bluetooth.
Rymdkakor yep just hold down options and PS button until light starts flashing then go to Bluetooth and you will see it pop as an Bluetooth controller 👍
Love watching and listening to guys who always know what they're talking about. Keep up the solid work, boys.
J.W van Wijngaarden yeah, Norm knows a bit about photo and Will knows a bit about.....I don't really know, actually. But that's about it and the rest is just parroting what they have read and what they are seeing.
J.W van Wijngaarden How does this come to light? I don't see anything wrong with their facts and I'm very versed in mobile tech, photography and gaming, which are on the table here.
Esa Edvik Actually, there's a lot of things wrong with what they say here. I'm not going to dissect the entire video, but here's some that's certainly 'wrong'. The stylus with rubber tip good for painting? Heck no! For that you need accuracy of a single point, like a ballpoint. Other tablets have superior solutions there. The stylus here is obviously meant for note taking. As for the Shield itself and it's specs, it's super obvious Will takes advantage of every opportunity to compare this to Apple's iPad only to talk it down. Will is never really interested in Android devices. He mindlessly claims no other Android tablets have had speakers on the front, when in reality hundreds of tablets have speakers on the front, some even on both sides to provide for a superior audio experience when watching videos in landscape mode. This is not something 'a few cheap tablets did' Norm. I also think Norm should have been a bit more critical about the viewing angles, because honestly for a tablet this small that's supposed to support up to 4 players on a couch it's quite horrible. Aside from that, the 'power saving' stuff throttling down the processor and cores is a useless feature. The cost of performance is too large. Brings me to the next thing, 30 fps is NOT a good frame rate. From 60 fps and up you'll get smooth gameplay. I do get that the streaming is probably limited to 24fps or 30fps, but they should have complaint about that as well. With Steam streaming, the 30 fps streaming when a game runs far over 30 fps results in a rather choppy experience that's anything but smooth. The Shield here is no different as it's capped to 30fps streaming as well. I personally like a power button that's deeper, so you don't accidentally turn it on in a bag. Finally the Surface Pro 3 is perfectly capable without the keyboard accessory. Yes, for typing, you'll want the keyboard, but it's not necessary that much unless you insist on using it as a pure laptop. Then of course it needs the keyboard cover. But in such a case it's well worth the money (or in fact a purchase of a different Wifi keyboard and mouse for LESS money).
PHeMoX You're mostly nitpicking about opinions.
There's no way they've tested EVERY Android tablet to know of any of them have front-facing speakers, and who even remembers stuff like that from 5000 different tablets?
The stylys is fine for sketching, but yes, it's no Galaxy Note.
Using Windows 8 without a keyboard is effin awful. The OSK is so horrible, I can't even describe. It's not even content aware, you have to manually open it almost every time you need to type something. I don't see Surface being any different with that than a Dell Venue 11 Pro I've got.
30 FPS is fine for _most_ people. I don't get 30 FPS in most old games even on my desktop, let alone any new one.
Will is there to ask the "hard-hitting" questions, hence deliberately "judgemental", he's not being a dick. He's contributing to the video, otherwise it'd be a presentation. iPads are popular, hence the comparisons.
Esa Edvik True, but isn't the point of a review to give a useful opinion next to a more objective overview of features and specs? There's a lot of stuff they say out of pure bias and assumption and that really has very little to do with them having reviewed other Android devices. And I do remember stuff from other tablets and I don't think I've seen 5000. More something like 250.
Far too often I happen to disagree with their views on products. That in itself is fine, I take whatever value there is in their video and am satisfied. But Will being judgemental is not faked, nor deliberate. It's his personality and it shows in EVERYTHING he does on the show. But my comment wasn't about just Will and I really do understand the idea of asking Norm questions. If you pay close attention to my previous comment, you'll see I actually would have liked them to be a bit more critical about a few key points. Instead, Will asks questions that lack a real ground. It's like buckshot, all over the place, but never really hitting anything substantial. The constant need to compare this to the iPad makes very little sense. Yes, it's popular and yes it's good. But this device obviously is meant for entirely different purposes. The iPad can't do streaming, has no capacitive stylus and honestly is very much not a device capable of serious productivity. And nope it doesn't have a keyboard included either. Honestly, I don't really understand his everlasting need to compare whatever Android to iPads or iPhones. It makes no sense.
And no, 30 fps is really not good enough. If you do not get 60 fps on your setup, then with all due respect you most likely do not really know what you're missing out on. The fluidity of 60 fps is superior in so many ways, it's not even debatable. I also disagree with your statement that Windows 8 is awful without a keyboard, because most of the interface stuff is gesture and touch based. Yes, anything that requires extensive typing will eventually make you want a keyboard. I'm not disagreeing there. But stating the keyboard cover is a necessity for general purpose use of the Surface Pro 3 tablet really is simply untrue. It can very much be just a tablet as well.
But S.H.I.E.L.D. was already compromised by Hydra.
Wow... A captain america joke... Really?
+Jabe Rouise I like it!
Jabe Rouise no! none of that here!
An Asian who can't play Street Fighter, really?
Nawaz Waseem it's a joke
Callum Miller Typical naive fedora wearer, not enough experience of the outside world to understand a joke.
I love these real in depth reviews. They really take their time on EVERY feature and aren't rushed. These type of reviews really help people make a choice of if they really want the device or not. Great vid guys!
just received my 32GB version today, loving it so far. Luckily was able to get the controller and cover as well :)
Don't know if this has been mentioned yet but the Shield controller now works as a wired PC controller.
To get the best game streaming out of either Shield (I own and LOVE my portable) you need the following:
1) A GTX 650 or higher (MUST be GTX) on your host PC.
2) The host PC "should" be hardwired to the 5ghz router for best results.
If your host PC is using a little USB wifi dongle to connect to the router, you're going to have a bad time.
The Shield should be the only of the 2 on wifi. Host PC = Hardwired. Shield = Wifi.
The better your ISP...the...well....better.
Don't pay 30 bucks a month for 20mbps down, 10mbps up, then use a crappy Comcast router and wifi dongles then complain your game streaming sucks.
I have this tablet without a controller and I'm loving it. It's a great casual game, video, and eBook consuming device. I even tried using the stylus in Calculus class today to take notes in Evernote, and it was at least half decent. The palm rejection sometimes doesn't work and you have to lift the stylus higher than you would with a pencil on paper, but other than those quirks and my bad hand writing, I found the stylus to be useful. I'll love it even more once I get the controller.
Very detailed compared to most reviews. THUMBS UP!
Hi, I just wanted to say that. Nvidia controller does work with pc but only via usb.
thanks for the in-depth test Tested
not a word about the speakers or audio quality though?
good call on the console by the way :)
first time watching you two. loved the amount of information provided. so many things i wouldnt think about till after i buy something and you covered it. nice work
I like your webcast great explanation of device and its pluses and minuses uses ect . I wish there were more product reviews like yours a unpartial reviews thumbs up
One of the best tab ever released, would have loved to have it back then
got mine! Been playing everything on my LG G3 monster, screen too small though, and well ipad, well you know. This thing!!! Burned in a 128GB SD just because. Going to run this rampant until the Shield 2 comes out. Great job Nvidia! 199$ plus 60 for the SD. made it real easy!
It's cool that you two dwarfs to review these phones for the public. Cheers.
Grid works perfect here in Ireland :-0. Have been using it months
The best Android tablet on the market hands down.......
Where can I buy the glass screen Nvidia K1 claim they don't support hardware anymore. 🤔😕🤔
at 3:10. he called it. the shield console, 7 months before it was announced. Illuminati confirmed
This is what you will bring to a vacation,the total weight and ease of carrying is a welcome factor for holiday gamers.
Thanks! Looking forward to getting one of these monster tablets, and you guys really helped in my decision-making.
you guys made a mistake when talking about the controller, it DOES WORK with the PC, given it is a GTX powered PC and it only works wired, so you can't use it with the WiFi on your PC
Just FYI: the Xbox 360 wireless dongle works on normal Android devices so it's quite likely to work on this too.
Kudos on predicting the the shield console!
The main reason I would get this device is for emulation. There is an emulator for just about every game system. I can imagine hooking the shield tablet to my 50 inch ultra hd tv and playing mario kart 64 with 4 of my friends simultaneously with wireless controllers. Ps1, psp, super Nintendo, sega dreamcast, gameboy, its a retro game dream. But why the nvidia shield tablet? Because its got the new k1 processor and the convenience of console mode. I'm not so much for the streaming tho. I just hope nvidia keeps this thing updated.
Did y'all totally miss the Tegra Note? Tegra 4, front facing speakers, etc...
Dear NVIDIA, please bring us a SHIELD PHONE with a 7 inch screen and minimal bezels. The world is waiting for the first phone to fully replace a PC. With the exception of gaming on ultra settings, we are already there with tablets. The SHIELD TABLET is one of of those tablets. But what makes this tablet one of a kind is the small size. The SHIELD TABLET is not far from a size that could used as a phone, but is just a little bit to big (especially since it has "tablet bezels"). To just make it a little bit smaller and ad phone functions, would be a huge milestone. It would make it the first PHONE that people confidently could replace a PC with!
And if the ambition is to make a replacement for PCs. You might also want to consider completing it with a PC standard set of ports. For example a full sized hdmi port, full sized USB port (beyond the standard micro USB) and maybe even be so groundbreaking (probably overkill) as to ad an ethernet port.
Also, I wish that you would update the SHIELD Controller by making it smaller, change the android buttons on it to look like Android 5.0 Lollipop interface buttons (triangle, circle and square), give the option of bluetooth connectivity and givit it the abiliy to hold the SHIELD device, in which ever preposition that may be (on, in, over?).
I know you can do it NVIDIA, because you were so close with the SHIELD TABLET!
If anyone who reads this agree, please give me a thumbs up and maybe even leave a comment about what you think NVIDIA could or should do with this concept!
you can actually use the controller with pc, it requiers being plugged in and you have to have a nvidia card with gforce experience though
God, you guys do the best reviews of tech stuff.
I'm sure you guys know this now, but anyways there is PC support available for the SHIELD controller through GeForce Experience. I'm still debating with myself whether the SHIELD controller is worth purchasing over a third party controller such as an Xbox 360 controller even though I own a SHIELD tablet. In the end I might just save $40 and buy an Xbox 360 controller, which is compatible with most tablets and PCs.
+Cvarier so did you buy a 360 controller?
SA-X Yes I did, it works pretty much perfectly (wired Xbox 360 controller).
+Cvarier Thanks, man
Np, man
He said "XboxBun" 17:55-18:00. Enjoy.
I already thought this tablet is great but now... I THINK IT IS FRIGGIN AWESOME ! God... as a starting youtuber this is a must have.
Finally someone put Nvidia Shield tabled side by side with Nexus 7. Thanks.
nexus 10 has front facing speakers and they really are amazing, I wouldn't buy another tablet without them as I mostly use the device for youtube
Just wanted to let you know that the controller does work on PC with usb connection.
Just to note that the Micro SD Card slot takes up to 128GB not 64GB
I'm going crazy seeing loads of apps running in the background.
"Dickpics, all the way down." Funny, Norm +1
I am planning to get the Shield Tablet soon to replace my gen1 nexus7. I was going to get a Nvidia Note 7 and the day I was going to order one, they released the Shield Tablet. The K1 easily swayed my decision but now I have to wait to update tablets till one of my trusted suppliers get more in stock. I now hope they update the normal Shield with a K1 model so I can replace my normal Shield too.
If I didn't get the Tab S the other day, this would have been a must buy. Ill probably for a newer version to be released this year! I wouldn't mind having 2 tablets.
The Nvidia tablet seems like something you would drop by accident on the tube, or waiting for a bus, it just looks so cool though, cool, but impractical for travel
Hey, guys, you said that the controller doesn't work with a PC but the FAQ's at the NVidia site clearly state that it will work with a PC using a USB cable: IS THE SHIELD CONTROLLER COMPATIBLE WITH WINDOWS?
The SHIELD controller can be used as a wired game controller with Windows® 8 or Windows 7 PCs using the USB cable provided in the box.
CAN THE SHIELD CONTROLLER WORK WIRELESSLY WITH WINDOWS?
No. The SHIELD controller can only be used as a wired game controller with Windows® 8 or Windows 7 PCs.
HOW DO I ENABLE PC SUPPORT? WHAT SOFTWARE OR DRIVERS ARE NEEDED?
Windows drivers for the SHIELD controller are provided by GeForce Experience.
That changed recently, originally it was not supported at all
i actualy own a shield k1 with the controller , and i have to dissagree when you say it ONLY works on the shield
cuz it also works on pc , both on cable and off if you connect trough a wifi - widi dongle
this is the 2014 model, before Nvidia fixed up the problems it had. you most likely have the more recent version.
Kim Jong Un I have the unboxing on my chanal . I got the 2016 model
This video is of the first shield tablet, so when the video was posted, they had not included PC support. They have it now, but not then. As you said, you have the 2016 model, which doesn't include a stylus or slot for a stylus and has a few fixes.
+LunarD3A7H yup had the build in stylus model to . but had so much floppy mistakes . which were solved in the 2k16 model . but maybe your able to rewrite the code yourself so the controller is able to fit PC to . . no WIDI . but cable wise maybe
jonathan dehertogh I have no idea what you're talking about, now, but my point is that they released functionality for USB connection between the controller and your PC. The added drivers weren't around in 2014 when the original K1 tablet was released.
FYI... The controller does now work with a PC... but it has to be wired via the included USB cable.
It's always worked.
I'm not a big gamer, but there is something extremely appealing with the device. I really want it!
ok The Nvidia Shield is just what us gamers needed i have compared it to the razer Tablet and only difference is that razer uses 8 gb ram and up to a 256gb ssd but otherwise the shield puts it to shame in CPU/GPU department and for anyone who thinks anything WINBLOWS Based is superior needs to recheck their info as Android Uses Linux and has been proven time and time again that Linux Based systems are far more superior then Winblows Systems, If Linux came out with a DirectX API Clone to where you can install any windows game (without emulation) to your linux system see how many people ditch windows at that point so from a Gamer/UNIX Users point of view the Nvidia Shield is a Blessing.
Now you can connect the controller to your PC.
You've always been able to...
NINJAASSASSINGAMERZ The video literally says that you couldn't, so that's why he pointed this out; in case anyone might be misinformed by the video content.
Janas Aurora I mean, I know that, but still. It's kind of misleading how he said "now".
NINJAASSASSINGAMERZ Ahh, I suppose you're right.
NINJAASSASSINGAMERZ Actually, update. You cannot use this controller for PC at all unless you have a GeForce GPU.
I have an AMD GPU and am disappointed, the drivers for it are connected with the GeForce Experience program. A program I can't even run due to my GPU being AMD.
Dawg, you got to use the low medium to hadoken for days, Norm
Do you have to stream the PC games like Dirt 3, or can you just save them to the tablet and run them w/o internet?
What are users talking about? Bad WiFi and the edges cracking. I haven't seen one review that mentions any of those problems. There only must be a small percentage of lemons out their.
Yeah because most reviewers don't require good internet to review. Most people don't have GOOD internet.
I was wrong, This thing has the worst wifi I have seen and my tablet cracked.
***** How ironic.
And I have Fantastic internet with a great router.
***** Are you serious?... I am so dissapointed:P Was just about to order one after reading some said yes the screen is cracked and some didnt.. Oh well.
Hi there, thank you for this well thoughtful video, a question please, why this unit has a stylus, and those I see for sale now, they don't?
Nexus 9 with Android L 64bit, ART runtime blabla with Tegra K1 will be a BEAST
Why would you compare the shield tablet to the nexus 7 when the EVGA tegra note 7 seems like a better comparison.
Wow those shelves look dusty as hell :P
You said the shield controller is only compatible with the shield tablet, but I've been using mine with pc ever since I bought it.
+Nick Péloquin I'm using it with a wire. I haven't been able to get it to work with Bluetooth.
+Joseph Holliday Isn't the controller Wifi direct...not bluetooth? Could be wrong, but that may be why it doesn't work with bluetooth.
You're right, it is wifi direct. I was assuming it to be bluetooth. Does there exist a universal wifi direct dongle for PCs, or is it usually a proprietary encrypted connection?
So you can only use steam if it's on the same network as your pc? So why not just use your pc then if you are that close to it???
Order placed, ETA? 09/11
Why not root the tablet, and then install Sixaxis Controller from Google Play store so you can use your PS3 controller wirelessly via Bluetooth?
instead of the original shield controller what other controller do you recommend ?
Maybe I'm weird, but I don't find the original Portable's controller to be anywhere near as bad as they make it out to be. The only issue I have is that the Y button is too far away from my thumb.
Nice to see Hakan doing the Ice Bucket Challenge.
hja hja, the joysticks like young ladies legs.
Man i cant decide between this and ipad air 2. its weird too because they're so different. I have an ipad 4 now but i cant decide between ultra refined familiarity or taking the risk and getting something new. The GPU is what really attracts me.
That actually seems a lot less gimmicky than I thought it would be...it has some features that I think will benefit the entire gaming community. It's a shame that the controller only works for the tablet though.
Benefit only those in the pockets of Nvidia, with overpriced GPU's in their system.
Do u have to have the $60 controller to play of games on it or can you use the tablet as a controller?
I jumped to like 15 16 minutes they waste sooooo much time talking about pointless shit.
The point of this is to be more of a podcast-with-video than anything else, so I think their tangents are okay. You're in the wrong place if you're looking for a straight review anyway.
Muzzled yup, cause its called in-depth for a reason ;)
Thats how you should know about what you have or what you want to buy. They could play some HL2 or Portal to show better amazing chipset power but still this is good indepth
so go watch an IGN review then, is exactly the "useless shit" that makes the difference between a shitty product an a good product.
Their in-depth reviews are one of the reasons I like Tested so much, most other publications don't nearly go in-depth enough for my taste. At the end of a Tested review I leave confident that I actually know everything about a product, which is never the case if I'm watching reviews from anyone else.
damn that Twitchception O.o
what smart watch is he wearing? im kinda new to the channel
Didn't the Nexus 10 and the Tab 2 have front facing speakers? The Tab 2 might be a "cheap tablet" but definitely not the Nexus 10!
I think a lot of people are going to have problems with game streaming technologies. Most people roll up to walmart or bestbuy and purchase the cheapest ass router possible because it "works." Routers are just like everything else, there are good ones and bad ones. I was not able to get above 7-8 mbps (out of ~55mbps total bandwidth in my area) on my circa 2007 wireless router. The old router only processed at about 400mhz... updated to a ~$200 quad core ASUS router with all the new wireless standards and I started realizing the max. bandwidth my connection had to offer. Another problem is the internal wiring on some homes. Crusty old unshielded coax in the house I am renting had me limited at ~22-25 mbps. Had to change that to shielded RG6 from outside all the way to my router to get full bandwidth.
samsung galaxy note 10.1 also have speakers in front, and stylus and all that.. so not all cheap tablets had that like norm said
That guy sitting on the left is really annoying when he constantly interrupts the other guy.
+befru I agree. He seems like he has some insecurity issues or something. At times, you can tell that he's trying to make the guy on the right look bad... but he always has an answer, which makes the guy on the left look like a total asshat.
+FirstTenor76 they're both friends..
+FirstTenor76 they're both friends..
+pedrolioni What a crappy friend to have.
+FirstTenor76 You are reading way too much into this.
Nexus 10 had front firing speakers. Speaking of which, where is the Nexus 10 2?
Are games like portal 1 and Half-Life 2 streamed to the tablet, or downloaded?
Ok the games can be bought off of googleplay. Sounds sweet.
+Reasonably Reasonable Videos (I own a Shield Tablet) The Tablet comes preloaded with Portal 1 and Half-Life 2 (and ep.1). Remember these are console ports, so no mouse and keyboard controls, only a controller. you can use a wired xbox controller however, if you like that but the NVidia controller is pretty good.
Daniel Heeris Ok then.
All I have to do is wait for it to hopefully go back on sale. XD
+Daniel Heeris hey im really wanna buy this and really close to it - but can u literally play all your games on stream? And can you for example go to your friends place, keep ur own pc turned on and connected and stream through there or isnt that possible?
Mikael Larsson Yes and yes. If we disregard the Geforce Now service and just look at streaming from your home gaming PC to the tablet, you can do that over local network and over the internet. Becaue you are signed into the Geforce Experience software on the PC, and because you are signed in on the tablets NVidia Hub (the app that facilitates the streaming), you don't need to redirect ports or anything in your router. You just need to connect directly over local network once, basically paring the PC and the tablet, and then it works over the internet as well from then on. I tried it last week at a friends place and it worked impresivly well despite some latency warnings. Keep in mind it takes a very good connection on both ends. For best bandwidth in case your friend does not have dualband wifi, I carry a USB-OTG cable with me so I can hook the tablet up to ethernet vith a USB to Ethernet adapter. Both USB-OTG and ethernet is nativly support in Android.
Happy holidays, God Jul :)
Great video guys. Great channel
Where can you buy the tentacles he uses to rest the device in?
I honestly think, if you want to buy this for a tablet, wait till the Nexus 8 comes out next month for around the same money. But saying that I'm still thinking of picking one of these up, more because it has HDMI, USB and expandable storage, unlike (I'm guessing here) the Nexus 8.
+ stylus + front facing speakers.
nexus 8 comes out next month? where did you hear that? is it official?
its not official, but It wont be fair off with all the chatter about it floating around recently
Sean Overall i see... well i hope it gets announced soon.
i own nexus 7 2012, didn't get the 2013 version, cuz i didn't see much of a point (even now the 2012 is kind of great), but i would consider taking the newer one.
and with the rumors i have heard, it could be something really nice.
i heard htc is making it, and it will have the k1 processor, but 64bit version.
i really hope for front facing speakers, and if HTC is making it, it is a bit more likely to be that way.
Its rumored to be a Nexus 9 not Nexus 8....
I really don't get the comments about it being uncomfortable. I have one, and I think feels great in the hand. Better than most controllers.
Also lots of people complain cracks appear "from nowhere" you probably dropped it and didn't realize it cracked until the next day
Gaming experience is best with large screens.
I really want to get this tablet but everyone I trust to buy from is on back order. I've been using a 1st Gen nexus7 since they launched and was about to upgrade to a Tegra Note 7 for its gaming properties and literally the day I was going to order they launched the Shield Tablet so now I have to play the waiting game till one of my trusted suppliers gets one in stock.
In order to run PC games do you need to have the tablet connected to a local PC that already has games on it, or can the tablet run full PC games on its own? Thanks!
I want to get one but if the 2 version is due in August 2015 I'll just wait
supports up to 128gb micro sd, considerably higher than the 64 you guys claimed.
Like do u have to have the controller to play war thunder or other games just using the tablet
I can wait to get it and the controller but the controller connects threw WiFi ? So if there's a blackout I can't use the controller ?
Do you have to have an nvidia GFX card in your pc to play games on steam and does the pc need to be one when doing so.
wow Americans are real tight arses saying 60 bucks for a controller is expensive? this controller if it was in Australia would never be less than 100 AUD which is about 90USD so the fact your complaining about a controller like that for 60 bucks is a joke. and the tablet itself super cheap the nexus 9 cost way more.
Your economy must be doing better for most here it's like trying to choose between eating or the controller
PKTV its 60 euro in portugal as well, that's expensive as hell
100AUD is 77USD
ufsl lol
PKTV Australia -national minimum wage is currently $16.87 per hour or $640.90 per 38 hour week (before tax).
America - $7.25 per hour or $275.50 per 38 hour week(before tax) . 60USD/ 7.25 = 8.27 hours, 100AUD / 16.87 = 5.9 hours.. stfu
Sold my Mini, buying one tomorrow.
I just saw Magic 2013 on their tablet. Would love to hear their thought on the game!
can i use the shield controller on an airplane? or does it require a wifi network?
Good video, but some false information was given. It can be used with PC, but it will have to be wired and the PC has to be running GeForce Experience. Outside of that, I think you have a subscriber.
Could this replace a laptop for gaming,web,media,hacking and editing purposes?
Will we see a GSM or CDMA version of this?
Reaaly nice tablet and very good detailed review. Thank you.
is CS:GO supported with the controller?
yes but you need to edit some stuff in the command console and the game files I beleive
+Ainsley Harriot Like kyle says, u need to change CFG files to support controllers, map WASD to control stick etc etc.. i found a completed cfg and put into my csgo folder and boom it worked, tho u WILL get beatup when playing against mouse users, i managed to get a few kills but man it was tough :)
+Nany by the looks of ur link i hardly believe u got it there "amzSellerHotGirl"
Nvidia shield tablet is probably the best device i ever used.