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- The price of NVIDIA's streaming box, the Shield TV Pro, has risen by 100 dollars from 199.99 dollars to 299.99 dollars due to increased component prices. - The initial model was released 7 years ago and features a Tegra X1+ processor, 3GB RAM, and 16GB of storage. - NVIDIA has stopped producing the entry-level Shield TV (2GB RAM, 8GB storage) to focus solely on the Pro model. - The price increase is mainly due to global memory shortages and increased demand for NVIDIA GPUs and AI chips.
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It's quite noticeable that a device that's 7 years old has seen a price increase of 100 dollars due to a shortage of RAM and rising part costs. I'm curious about how the decision to discontinue the budget model will affect price competitiveness and product lineup strategy. Especially in today's streaming device market, where there are many options, it will be interesting to see how well Nvidia's strategy of focusing solely on the Pro model meets consumer needs.
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