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Review: Samsung The Freestyle: A well-rounded projector, inside and out There aren't many significant differences between the original model and the second-generation projector, but here are a few worth noting. Smart Edge Blending lets you use two Freestyle projectors to make one massive image with support for widescreen content at an aspect ratio of up to 29.3:9, there's a solar remote instead of a battery-operated one, and you get more memory for faster performance. The most notable difference, however, is the Samsung Gaming Hub. Samsung Freestyle 2 The Samsung Freestyle 2 projector features upgrades like Smart Edge Blending and Samsung Gaming Hub integration that make it a worthy upgrade over the previous generation. While I'm no gamer, my husband is a casual one, so I put him to the test to try this feature out. What's cool about the Samsung Gaming Hub is you don't need a physical console to play a game, but just the Freestyle 2, internet access, and a game controller. 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