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The Freestyle is priced at KRW 1,190,000 (around $999) in South Korea. It will be available through 11th Street, GMarket, Kakao, Naver, Samsung Digital Plaza, and Samsung's online store. All pre-orders will come bearing benefits, including a two-year standard pass for TVING video streaming service, a stand for the projector, and a power bank for the device.
Samsung has also partnered with Shilla Stay hotel for The Freestyle. Those who pre-register through the Shilla website can try out the new projector in The Freestyle Cinema room. Customers participating in this event can get a voucher worth KRW 100,000. Lucky customers can also get a limited-edition The Freestyle x Shilla Stay key ring if they participate in a review after event.
The Freestyle is a portable projector with a built-in smart speaker. It can display up to a 100-inch screen on any flat surface and features auto keystone correction and auto-leveling technologies. Its cylindrical-shaped projector head can be easily adjusted up to 180 degrees, thanks to its innovative stand. We already went hands-on with The Freestyle, and you can watch our video below.
Since it runs Samsung's Tizen OS for TVs, it comes pre-loaded with various audio and video streaming apps, including Samsung TV Plus. It also features far-field mics for listening to voice commands. The new projector can automatically project visuals according to the music that's being played. It weighs just 830g and can be powered by a 50W power bank or a USB Type-C charger.
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Asif is a computer engineer turned technology journalist. He has been using Samsung phones since 2004, and his current smartphone is the Galaxy S21 Ultra. He loves headphones, mechanical keyboards, and PC hardware. When not writing about technology, he likes watching crime and science fiction movies and TV shows.
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