Nvidia kicked off CES in a big way by announcing an all-new handheld console, Project Shield. The console runs Android and can also stream games from your PC. It's powered by Tegra 4 — another new Nvidia product — that'll be shipping in smartphones and tablets later this year. Will the Shield and Tegra 4 turn Android into a gaming powerhouse? Follow along right here.
Nvidia rolling out cloud gaming for its Shield tablet and console
Plus a Lollipop update
Nvidia could give Shield the power of a gaming PC with Grid streaming technology
Limited only by your connection
Nvidia Shield update adds key features to the portable game console
Android 4.3 brings Gamepad Mapper, Console Mode, and Apps2SD
Nvidia lowers Shield price to $299 ahead of June 27th release date
Nvidia's experiment in democratic product design continues as it cuts Shield price in response to gamer feedback
Nvidia Shield pre-orders start today, shipping in June for $349
Three days earlier than expected
Nvidia's Project Shield: five years in the making, five years too late?
Nvidia has always been good at generating buzz, but what are Shield's chances in the real world?
Nvidia Shield handheld streams users' PC games, connects to Steam and Big Picture Mode
Your own personal cloud gaming network
