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Anything goes with The Freestyle, which can use any of four different power sources.

#Smartthings tv and avr control full

The product video is full of teenagers running around, projecting images on buildings and each other, or a ceiling, or the floor. Samsung's marketing for The Freestyle makes it abundantly clear this is not a device designed for any permanent installation. The front of the unit, where the lens is located, has touch-sensitive controls for power and volume as well as a spot to tap for easily connecting smartphones. The exterior of the projector is covered with a soft and flexible rubber-like material that should offer resistance against minor bumps and scrapes. Tucked inside a cylindrical chassis that looks a lot like a tabletop spotlight are a projector, a speaker system, a far-field mic array, and Samsung's smart TV platform, including picture processing capabilities and even auto-calibration (with compatible phones). Oh, and in addition to acting as a projector, it's a full-fledged smart speaker, as well as a colorful and programmable ambient light source. Priced at $899, it looks like a toy, but it's a serious piece of hardware that leverages Samsung's smart TV platform and even its calibration tools to create something that feels new. Samsung's recent reentry into projection has borne new fruit in the form of The Freestyle, a truly portable projector that offers a fresh take on what a display device should be able to do.

Samsung's new projector, The Freestyle, squeezes sophisticated picture processing, a long-life LED light source, and extensive smart TV capabilities into a compact body that's purpose-designed for flexibility and portability.