From Samsung Electronics they want to make it easier for users to access and enjoy various game streaming services in the cloud and other related services, bringing all 2022 Samsung Smart TVs into a new unified game streaming discovery service called Samsung Gaming Hub.
The launch took place in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Korea and Brazil, and Out of the box it adds Xbox services, NVIDIA GeForce NOW, Google Stadia, and Utomik, with the promise of adding Amazon Luna soon.
Keep in mind that Xbox reaches Samsung 2022 televisions exclusively from Gaming Hub, but not other services, which already exist on smart television models from other brands.
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In addition, users will also have access to Twitch, YouTube, and Spotify directly from the Gaming Hub menu, where they can listen to music, podcasts, audiobooks and more.
On the other hand, they will also have game news, tutorials, recommendations made by experts, and other elements, from the service itself, entered to compete with the new home page about playing games from Microsoft Edge.
Another interesting aspect is that the Samsung Gaming Hub allows users to use the available Bluetooth headsets and controllers connected to the TV without the need to buy other new accessories.
Regarding performance, they revealed the following:
Gamers can also look forward to an extraordinary gaming experience thanks to the advanced motion enhancements and latency reduction technologies in the Samsung Smart TV 2022 lineup and Smart Monitor 2022 series. Samsung’s latest lineup features faster decoding and optimized buffer control technology that reduces input lag even further. of an average of 30 percent over the previous model.
What users need to access the new Samsung Gaming Hub is to be in one of the markets where the service is already present, using the Neo QLED 8K, Neo QLED 4K, QLED or 2022 model Smart Monitor Series models, and having it under the latest version from Tizen.
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