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The 7-year-old Nvidia Shield TV is now $100 more expensive due to AI

Ars TechnicaPublished 12 hours ago

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Nvidia has increased the price of its Shield TV Pro streaming device by $100 to $299.99 due to rising costs of components like memory, despite the device's hardware dating back to 2019. The Shield TV Pro remains in active production and sells all units made, reflecting ongoing supply chain pressures linked to AI demand.

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