GPU maker Nvidia is expanding its Shield line of handheld Android gaming devices. Where the first Shield was a quirky mash-up of gaming controller and LCD screen, its follow-up is far more reserved.

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NVIDIA launched its only Shield Tablet back in 2014, offering a gaming-focused experience and powerful internals for the time. The company has stuck to its Shield TV series of Android TV devices since ...

When NVIDIA announced its SHIELD portable last summer, it took no time at all to figure out what the most-requested feature from consumers was: “Please let the tablet be detachable!” Of course, as the ...

Notebooks optimized for hardcore gaming have competed with desktop PCs for years. Now Nvidia promises to takes gaming to the next logical step: the tablet. Nvidia announced its 8-inch, Android-based ...

Jen-Hsun Huang also says even with low sales of the tablet so far, Nvidia's in the hardware market for the long haul. Shara Tibken was a managing editor at CNET News, overseeing a team covering tech ...

Nvidia Shield Corp. tablet computers recalled by Nvidia Corp. because the gadget's lithium-ion battery can overheat, posing a fire hazard. The company has received four reports of batteries ...

Nvidia's follow-up to the Shield handheld is the Shield Tablet, which has now leaked all over the internet, showing off its eight-inch display and Tegra K1 processor. Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...

Got one preordered at Amazon, supposedly out next Tuesday. Like the front facing speakers, 1080p screen, K1 processor sounds interesting and the new stylus update is apparently pretty good according ...

Nvidia is apparently developing an Android gaming slate dubbed the Shield Tablet. A listing for the device has surfaced on the Global Certification Forum (via T3), indicating that it will support 3G ...

Lenovo has launched the Legion Tab gaming tablet in global markets. The tablet packs a Snapdragon 8 Plus Gen 1 chipset, two USB-C ports, and a 144Hz screen. The Legion Tab costs €599 in Europe, but ...