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BHPhotoVideo: NVIDIA SHIELD Android TV HDR 4K UHD Streaming Media Player (2019) $129
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 02/04/25 |  Amazon | $130 |
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 08/09/24 |  Best Buy | $125 |
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 07/16/24 | Amazon | $125 |
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 10/10/23 | Amazon | $125 |
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 06/28/23 |  Newegg | $106 popular |
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| 12/13/22 | Amazon | $125 |
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 08/12/22 |  eBay | $125 frontpage |
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| 12/19/21 | Best Buy | $130 |
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 12/15/21 | Newegg | $128 |
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| 11/24/21 | Amazon | $129 |
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 11/19/21 | Best Buy | $130 frontpage |
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 08/16/21 |  B&H Photo Video | $130 frontpage |
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| 07/23/21 | Amazon | $130 |
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 06/21/21 | Amazon | $125 frontpage |
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 Office Depot and OfficeMax | $221.99 |
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Performs well however not a significant performance improvement over 2017 Nvidia Shield models that are still the best streamers available. New AI upscaling feature is great but only noticeable on 4K/UHD capable TVs. New remote is a great improvement powered by 2 AAA batteries, backlit with dedicated volume control buttons. Great for streaming however not up to par for gaming due to reduced on board memory/storage, 2GB/8GB respectively as compared to 3GB/16GB on base 2017 model. *Note - Even though it has the same Tegra X1+ chip as 2017 model, it only supports 32 bit architecture/apps - this is by far the biggest disappointment given that it is a 2019 model and is in direct contradiction to Google's 64 bit development roadmap. Would have opted for 2019 Pro model had I known of the 32 bit limitation. Overall a good budget Nvidia streamer.
I wish I had gotten the 2019 Pro as well.
that said. i find i stopped use my shield when i find out my CX77 does pretty much everything (expect DTS videos) i expect shield to do, but better
Also does this allow regular android apps to run?
In terms of search integration, is it on par with Roku?
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Also does this allow regular android apps to run?
In terms of search integration, is it on par with Roku?
From my understanding the apu is basically what runs in the Nintendo switch. You are pretty much getting the same unit (pro) that you could get in 2015. It is very versatile, but you may not need everything it can do. It can probably run the android version of fortnite very well, and it can game stream from your local pc or streaming service very well. The newest version has some nice ai upscaling that the 2015 version doesn't have, but I am happy sticking with my 2015. It is great for emulating old consoles too. A rarity for android boxes is that amazon allows you to stream prime video on it. You can use it as a plex server if you had to, but I would probably prefer to use a pc as a server. I have loved mine for 5 years, and I have no regrets. This tube version I would probably wish I spent the extra for the pro version. The tube version has less ram and runs only a 32bit architecture which limits what apps you can use. All in all this maxwell based unit is long in the tooth, and I am not sure if android tv with progress much further. I always wanted a internet browser for it that I could use a trackpad or mouse with. I hoped for an updated chip version for awhile though nvidia probably won't do anything more. My next jump will probably be a sff htpc.
Edit: I dont quite know what you mean by search function like in roku, but it does have google assistant built into it.
this is it. this supports plex with dolby vision FYI....nothing else does
Any specific reason you're using ISO's? You should remux to mkv to open up compatibility
This product line is considered the best on the market and has been for years. The only real downsides are the cost and people complain about the Netflix button on the remote being in the way. You can remap what that button does or disable it if you want.