Detailed Hands-On: NVIDIA Shield's PC Game Streaming - Is It All It's Cracked Up To Be?

When I first experienced the NVIDIA Shield's ability to stream games from a PC to the handheld unit wirelessly at CES back in January, I was floored. While it is remarkably similar to the Splashtop game streaming functionality NVIDIA demoed at CES 2012 (which never really came to fruition), Shield streaming feels like an even bigger step forward. This is basically NVIDIA's "look at what we can do" technology - it's what happens when they can have a high degree of control over the gaming experience.

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by David Ruddock via Android Police - Android News, Apps, Games, Phones, Tablets » Reviews