All new Nvidia Shield can seamlessly upscale ordinary content to 4K using AI
Nvidia launches two new models Nvidia Shield TV and Nvidia Shield TV Pro.
Both base and pro models turn your ordinary content into 4K with stunning results
The cheaper base model comes in the form of a Cylindrical Tube.
Base model comes with 2GB Ram / 8GB Storage and costs $149 while Pro model comes with 3GB Ram / 16GB Storage and costs $200
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