Nvidia Shield 4G LTE Tablet Release Date, Review, Price, Specs And Pre-Orders: There Is A Way To Earn A Discount On The Deal By Offering A Tablet You Already Own You Will Receive A $100 Bill Credit

By John Kevin Muu Sep 17, 2014 09:36 AM EDT

Nvidia Shield 4G LTE Tablet Release Date, Review, Price, Specs And Pre-Orders: There Is A Way To Earn A Discount On The Deal By Offering A Tablet You Already Own You Will Receive A $100 Bill Credit

We have the latest news for you on the release date, review, price, specs and pre-orders of the Nvidia shield 4G LTE tablet. Nvidia introduced the upgraded version of its gaming-focused Shield Tablet on Tuesday 16^th September. The device comes with double the storage space of the previous model and a 4G LTE connection. The android tablet is powered by a K1 mobile processor. The device also comes with a HDMI output for console mode.

In the USA, residents can order the tablet from AT&T. Fans will have to cough $399 to lay their hands on the much coveted device. But there is a way to earn a good amount of discount on the deal, if enthusiasts offer a tablet they already own; they will receive a $100 bill credit. There's also a WI-FI only model which goes for $299. In the UK market, the WI-FI only model is going for £239.99 whereas the 32GB model goes for £299.99. The Nvidia shield 4G LTE tablet will arrive in both the US and the UK markets on 30^th September. In the US, the tablet will be available via Nvidia's Shield site, Amazon, Best Buy, Fry's Electronics, GameStop, Micro Center, Newegg, and Tiger Direct.

The previous Shield tablet model sported a 16GB storage capacity and WI-FI only connectivity. The new version comes with an 8-inch display and is powered by Nvidia's 192-core Tegra K1 mobile processor. The tablet runs on Android operating system. Gamers will have access to games over Nvidia's Grid cloud gaming service or streamed from a PC with GameStream. The device also synchronizes with Nvidia's Shield Wireless Controller, which is offered in the market at a retail price of $59.

The 4G LTE connection will enable the tablet users to stream movies, music and games, but there's an extra fee for that. Users will be required to pay a monthly fee for the connection. On the other hand, AT&T customers can receive a $100 bill credit when they activate their devices via the carrier on particular plans.