As in last year’s CES fair, this year’s events are starting under the influence of cloud gaming systems such as Google Stadia and Nvidia Geforce Now. However, Samsung has started to become a focal point with these and similar systems integrated into its monitors and televisions equipped with new panels.
That’s why Samsung, which participated in the CES 2022 fair with its smartphones as well as many consumer electronics from dishwashers to televisions, memory cards to laptops, brought its own booth to its stand a few months after LG brought Stadia and GeForce Now to some of its latest televisions. will appear by surrounding it.
Samsung has announced its first 4K and 8K 144Hz QLED TVs!
Samsung has announced its first 4K and 8K 144Hz QLED televisions. In addition, he talked about the feature of televisions to display NFTs.
Samsung TVs will come with cloud gaming support!
Samsung announced today that the dedicated televisions in the 2022 series will support Utomik Games, Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now apps for cloud gaming as part of the company’s new Gaming Hub.
It is currently unknown whether Google Stadia’s app will support 4K. Seeing that this resolution is currently limited to only Shield TV, it does not seem possible to have GeForce Now. Because No apps will be pre-installed on these TVs.
Samsung Gaming Hub will enable gamers to download and experience their favorite titles faster through game streaming services. Initially, gamers will have access to an extensive library of games through the company’s partnerships with industry leaders NVIDIA GeForce Now, Stadia, and Utomik.
The Gaming Hub on these TVs will also support HDMI-connected consoles. It’s also likely that these cloud services can use the same controller as your console, with pass-through support being available for controls as well. For this reason, physical promotion is expected during the CES 2022 fair.
These new TVs from Samsung will also offer support for displaying NFTs. It also offers an Eco Remote that can charge using radio waves from your home internet router.
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