Samsung The Freestyle (SP-LSP3BLAXUA)
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The Samsung The Freestyle device combines the functions of a portable projector on the Smart TV platform, a smart speaker with voice control support and, oddly enough, light bulbs for the common E27 base in one compact bottle.
Image auto alignment
The main purpose of the model is to project an image on a conditional wall screen with diagonal sizes from 30 to 100". Moreover , regardless of the position of the projector in front of the intended display, the user has the right to rely on automatic image alignment and keystone correction. The LED light source is characterized by a brightness of about 550 lm and a static contrast ratio of 300:1.
smart speaker
The second role of Samsung The Freestyle is a smart speaker. The audio system of the device has a 360-degree acoustic orientation and supports surround sound. Proprietary algorithms analyze the music and combine it with lighting effects that are projected onto any suitable surface. However, the gadget understands voice commands. The functionality of the model is expanded by the Smart TV platform, which provides access to streaming services and mobile screen mirroring functions from a paired smartphone.
Energy supply
Power is supplied to the smart projector from a 230 V network or a power bank with Power Delivery support with a power of 50 W or more. And the most interesting thing is that through a special adapter, the device can be screwed into a cartridge for the popular E27 base. Where else have you seen a projector that replaces a light bulb? That's right — nowhere!
