I was out at Nvidia's Santa Clara offices on business (and, no, I didn't get any free video cards :-[) and most of the tech geeks I talked to on their campus are really stoked about Project Shield:
NVIDIA showed the Shield running PC games such as Need For Speed: Most Wanted and Assassin's Creed III on a 4K LG display on stage. The games streamed from a gaming PC located somewhere off stage. Ideally the games would stream over a home Wi-Fi network so gamers can play their PC games without having to sit at their PC.
http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/01/07/nvidia-announces-project-shield-android-console-in-a-controller/
Anybody heard of this? Since I know we're a PC gaming bunch I have to wonder if there's any appeal to playing PC games on your (presumably) larger TV with a console controller. I probably game on my Xbox as much as my PC so this is an interesting concept for me.
Also here's a pic I took from one of their break rooms - the counter top is essentially "tiled" with GPUs from old graphics cards. :P
Very cool!