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K1-powered NVIDIA Shield 2 Benchmarks Appear

April 26, 2014 by Rob Farber Leave a Comment

The good folks at Tom’s Hardware are lending credibility to the Antutu benchmarks of a K1 powered NVIDIA Shield 2 (link). It is not surprising that the NVIDIA Shield would be one of the first platforms to contain the newest NVIDIA Tegra chip.

The claimed specs for the Shield-2 appear reasonable:

  • A screen resolution of 1440 x 810, 4 GB of RAM
  • 16 GB of internal storage
  • A 0.3MP camera
  • Android 4.4.2 “KitKat”

Developers should start brushing up on Renderscript to leverage early access to this gaming hardware.

It will be interesting to see if NVIDIA will include a Jetson SDK and software stack that includes the CUDA Toolkit, OpenGL 4.4 drivers, and the NVIDIA VisionWorks Toolkit.

Either that, or we will see linux on Shield 2:

For those who are not faint of heart, check out the “Root for NVIDIA SHIELD & Tegra Note 7” github repository: (link).

So, buy a Jetson or root a Shield 2 … ?

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