NVIDIA Shield 2 to feature Tegra K1 SoC, 4GB RAM, 900p resolution?

NVIDIA's next Shield Android-based, hand-held console appears to be in full-blown testing mode. The device has emerged on AnTuTu benchmark, sporting fearsome specs. The Shield 2 prototype runs on a 2.5GHz quad-core Tegra K1 CPU bundled with a whopping 4GB RAM. Considering that the last console generation had to make do with 512MB RAM, and the current generation Sony and Microsoft consoles have 8GB RAM each, it will be very interesting to see what NVIDIA's mobile gaming technology is up to.

The device has a purported resolution of 1440x810, which probably means 1440x900 (WXGAII) sans the ...



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