The second-gen projector now features Samsung's built-in Gaming Hub.
showcased at CES 2022, and it’s called that because it’s small and light enough that you can place it almost anywhere your heart desires. This second-gen release has a little more memory this time, so it can finally access
, which is free. The Hub lets you play various cloud gaming suites, including Xbox Game Pass, NVIDIA GeForce Now, and even Amazon Luna. All you have to do is pair a compatible Bluetooth controller.The Freestyle Gen 2 projects a 1080p resolution display from 30-100 inches across any wall, even inside a tent. Accessing the gaming features still requires an ample wifi connection, which could make it hard to use in the tent example.
for the device alone, sans any accessories or subscriptions you might need. It stings a little less if you think of it as a portable, 360-degree swiveling TV monitor.
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