Nuvendil said: The temperature of the press with regards to price I think will heavily depend on 1) how seamless the switching is and 2) performance. Also, if the Scorpio - the other new hotness of 2017 - is priced too high, that will help by providing a distraction and favorable value comparison. It's all relative afterall. I think 300 would be ideal but I think 350 could work, assuming it has the specs and works as well as the trailer shows. I think $250 is unrealistically low, given Nvidia's involvement. Nvidia isn't going to want to power something very weak, their rep is all about that premium idea. And while I think they would give Nintendo a good deal, I doubt they would give them THAT good a deal :P . Also, I think the marketing so heavily emphasizing the home consoleness of the Switch - home console orriented games in the trailer, calling it home console over and over - is a good indicator that it won't land in a handheld-esque price range in 2017. Which is another reason I would say 300 is the bottom possible price. |
Nvidia shield and tablet are 199$.
https://shield.nvidia.com/store/android-tv