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NVIDIA recalls SHIELD Pro with faulty hard drives

NVIDIA recalls SHIELD Pro with faulty hard drives

Posted on September 14, 2015September 25, 2019 By Jarvis

Perhaps NVIDIA was too quick to pull the marketing trigger in saying how much better its Android TV SHIELD console is in comparison to the newly announced gaming-friendly Apple TV. Now just a few days later, the graphics chip maker has gone to its forums to reveal a rather worrying detail about some of its SHIELD Pro consoles. These HDD-bearing versions of its SHIELD box apparently has some very bad problems with its hard drives. So bad that NVIDIA is a issuing a recall of defective units, with a promise to replace them of course.
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