The adoption of cloud gaming has been a slow process, to the point that Google’s Stadia exited the market before it really made any progress.
The technology, however, is very much likely the future of gaming for some markets and there’s a reason why manufacturers will continue to incorporate cloud gaming into their devices.
Samsung Freestyle Gen 2’s Cloud Gaming Integration
Samsung has introduced the next advancement in this field with their latest innovation, the Freestyle Gen 2. Distinguished as the world’s pioneering portable projector integrated with cloud gaming capabilities, it’s designed to seamlessly synchronize with your preferred Bluetooth controller.
Enthusiasts can now place their preorders for this groundbreaking device, and shipments are scheduled to commence on August 31st.
The Freestyle Gen 2 with Gaming Hub is a portable smart projector that can transform virtually any surface, including your ceiling, into a screen up to 100 inches.
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Gaming Without Boundaries
Users can access the Samsung Gaming Hub and play games from Xbox and other streaming partners, without needing a console.
The portable nature of the projector adds to its appeal, allowing users to have a mini theater wherever they go. Naturally, it can also stream content from your standard entertainment apps, such as Netflix or Disney+.
To use the Freestyle Gen 2 as a portable gaming device, users only have to sync up their favorite Bluetooth controller and set up the Freestyle, point, and play.
It also supports apps including Spotify, YouTube, and Twitch, so players can have videos or music playing while gaming. The device can project content in 30 to 100 inches of clarity and automatically optimizes for 1920×1080 resolution (full HD).
Currently, Samsung has a promotion for those who preorder from now through August 30. They will receive a free, IP55-rated water and dust-resistant case, which is a $59.99 value.
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