This smart projector can project screens up to 100 inches. GET $200 off: As of Oct. 16, the Samsung Freestyle (2nd gen) projector is $599.99 at Best Buy, down from its usual $799.99 price. That's 25% ...

Samsung first revealed Ballie — its rolling smart home hub — at CES 2020. Now, at CES 2024, the adorable robot is making a triumphant return, this time sporting a new built-in projector. Samsung ...

Among Samsung’s many product announcements at CES 2024 in Las Vegas, the Korean electronics giant breathed some new life into its popular Premiere projector lineup. New models are bringing some bold ...

Back at CES 2020, Samsung rolled out a bright yellow robot companion called Ballie, which was designed to help out around the home. Now an updated version featuring projection capabilities has been ...

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If you're considering buying a smart TV from any of the major brands for your living room, you may want to revisit the idea of getting a projector instead — especially now that Samsung has unveiled a ...

Tech companies have been trying to make robots part of a smart home setup for years. Asus introduced Zenbo in 2016, but it never really took off. Amazon’s Astro has been around since 2021, but it’s ...

Samsung's second-generation Freestyle smart projector is now available at its lowest price ever. You can get the 30" to 100" projector for $497.99 on Amazon. That is a huge $300 drop from its original ...

Samsung expands The Premiere Ultra-short Throw Projector line to include three new 4K models and an 8K UST in 2024. Samsung has an extensive TV line-up, but not everyone is looking for a TV. A growing ...

After teasing them at CES 2024 earlier this year, Samsung has officially launched the Premiere 7 and Premiere 9 ultra short throw (UST) 4K projectors. They offer enhanced picture quality compared to ...

Not too long ago, even the best portable projectors could only throw up a dim version of your favorite movies onto the wall, and the battery would die halfway through the second act—if you were lucky.

While many tech enthusiasts and A/V fans are debating the merits of individual TV sets, many smart techies are switching over ...