A listing at the U.S.’ Federal Communications Commission (FCC) points to the development of a new Nvidia Shield TV.
According to the listing, the new product is called the ‘Nvidia Corporation Shield Android TV Game Console P3430.’ Further, it will likely use the Tegra X1 T210 B01 processor that appears to be used in both the smaller, dock-less Nintendo Switch Lite and the updated base Switch model with longer battery life.
Beyond that, it’s unclear what else might be included in the new Nvidia Shield TV.
Additionally, the Android TV Rumors Twitter account (@androidtv_rumor) spotted two other FCC listings. The page says these two products are likely an update to the 2017 Nvidia Shield TV model and a Shield TV dongle.
The new Shield TV Remote (P3700) is now on FCC website. OEM: Remote Solution.https://t.co/OAfWysY2xO
Also the 2017 model (P2897) has new Exhibits.https://t.co/XRoGJYHhp3
P3430 is probably a Shield TV Dongle (compare the 2 pics) & the 2017 model is getting the new processor. pic.twitter.com/3bJ1SuARQp
— Android TV Guide (@AndroidTV_Rumor) July 26, 2019
Via: 9t05Google
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