Samsung turns the canister projector into a smart TV

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When Samsung unveiled the Freestyle+ at CES earlier this year, it looked like another step in the company’s long-running push to make projection feel less like home-theater homework. Now that initial preview has become an actual product launch, complete with full specifications and a confirmed price tag of US$1,199.99.

That number matters, as canister-style lifestyle projectors are no longer a niche product. Plenty of competing compact models promise wall-sized viewing, easy placement, and movie-night portability for considerably less money.

Samsung’s pitch is that its latest creation brings more to the watch party than just a cute form factor. It attempts to justify that premium price tag by being easier to align, smarter with imperfect spaces, and more self-contained than a standard portable unit.

The AI setup tools are the clearest answer to what Samsung brings. The Freestyle+ uses 3D Auto Keystone and Wall Calibration to correct the image on...

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