NVIDIA SHIELD Tablet leaked slides reveal everything

As you might recall, a few days ago @evleaks treated us to our first look at the new gaming tablet by NVIDIA, allegedly to be called the NVIDIA SHIELD, and now it seems we’ll know everything there is to know about this new device.

As you can see, the specs will feature a 1920 =x1080, 8’ device running a Tegra K1 with its 192-core GPU clocked at 2.2 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, 16/32 GB storage options, both camera will be 5 MP and you get the option of an LTE version. The device will also feature dual-speakers.

More features of the device include DirectStylus. DirectStylus has been announced by NVIDIA on June, and can write on the screen with detail thanks to its 1.5 mm tip, and in addition the other side of the Stylus serves as an eraser. The tablet doesn't get confused between the sides thanks to some tweaks by NVIDIA. For more info about DirectStylus, click here.

The full NVIDIA SHIELD Family also includes a dedicated cover, and a Wi-Fi Direct connected controller, which is identical to regular controllers with triggers, a full d-pad, joysticks, a numbers pad, and a headphone jack.

Here are the rest of the leaked slides:

According to this leak, the device will launch in the US & Canada on July 29^th, Europe on August 14^th, and the rest of the world in the fall of 2014. The 16 GB variant will run you $299, while the 32 GB version will cost $399. The controller will cost $59, and you’ll shell out $39 for the SHIELD Cover.