From focusing to keystone correction: the portable freestyle projector from Samsung automatically does what is annoying in everyday projector life. A real CES highlight.
Samsung presents the portable projector Freestyle. (Source: Samsung)
The CES in Las Vegas is running. Companies such as Acer or Lenovo showed innovations in advance and Samsung also showed the first highlight with the Galaxy S21 FE. The portable “Freestyle” projector is another one.
The maximum brightness of 550 lumens, however, requires a darkened room or the evening hours for an evening at the cinema. The 17.2 x 10.1 x 9.4 cm projector has an integrated rotating base and a loudspeaker. If you are not currently watching a film, you can play a light show synchronized to the music on the projector. The connection to the iPhone or Android smartphone is wireless. There is also an HDMI input. Although the projector is portable, Samsung has not given it a battery. Power is supplied via USB-C. The focus and the keystone correction are carried out automatically. Users can therefore also throw pictures on the wall or canvas from an oblique angle.
The Samsung projector is sold initially in the USA. He’ll probably come to Germany too. Prices in euros have not yet been determined. In the US, the projector costs $ 900 for pre-order.
Alexia is the author at Research Snipers covering all technology news including Google, Apple, Android, Xiaomi, Huawei, Samsung News, and More.
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