It's freakin' awesome, imo.
They're both Android TV consoles. Apple to apple comparison.One is cheap and can't run Yabause very well, the other is expensive and can run Yabause very well. I don't see what the problem is.There are tons of greater than $200 devices out there but they can't run Saturn emulation the way Shield TV does. So Shield TV at $200 that can run Saturn emulator 100% speed is cheap. So, there's apple to apple comparison
Or at the very least, he should take two devices that at least have a similar list of features, and capabilities. If you take the long list of everything the Shield TV has, and find another capable device, it will be "cheap" along side any of those devices, an "Apples to Apples" comparison. The argument your making doesn't hold water, as your trying to twist logic to fit in to your ideas, and it doesn't fly.
Most Amazon's ship worldwide, depending on the product, but your countries fees & taxes on parcels boggle my mind. I ship internationally almost weekly, and I always get the same questions from buyers. Sometimes they get charged, sometimes they don't. There are certain things that can be done, like labeling as a "Gift", or "Returns", but even those options aren't full proof.
Well, it seems like the Shield is a testing ground, as they still have yet to finalize the grid service and what specific direction they are headed overall. It seems like tons of lost revenue not releasing overseas, but I guess if they are still fine tuning their services, it may make sense.No, it didn't happen (yet?).
nVIDIA probably don't think the markets outside of the US are worth providing for.
How? Please give some details. I don't have time to shuffle through that forum you posted
