The NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet K1 is back and now costs only $199

November 17, 2015

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Nvidia-shield-tablet-k1 Just in time for the holiday season NVIDIA has brought back its beloved SHIELD Tablet K1.

NVIDIA has brought back the SHIELD Tablet K1 by popular demand and will be selling it for a new low price of only $199. This tablet is a must buy for gamers because of its high-speed NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor which features an assembled 192-core NVIDIA Kepler architecture GPU. The power outperforms just about every other tablet on the market in GPU performance benchmarks despite its affordable offering. You'll also get a crisp 8-inch display at full-HD resolution and dual front-firing speakers that provide incredible sound. With the near stock-android experience, owners will be at the front of the line to receive the latest updates from Google.

The $199 tablet has Wi-Fi connectivity and includes 16GB of internal storage space which can be expanded to an additional 128GB via a built-in micro-SD card slot. NVIDIA also offers a wide range of accessories to go along with your tablet at an additional cost. Hurry before stock runs out!

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1 comment

MartinHughHarvey says:

November 17, 2015 at 10:19 AM

micro-SD expansion was problematic on my Shield (presumably Android). I tried for data but couldn’t get a file mgr to work (unless rooted) and moving apps there caused it to take a long time at boot. Just me?

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