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三星在CES 2026展前发布了新一代便携式投影仪Freestyle+，相比前代产品实现了全方位升级。其最大亮点是亮度显著提升，达到430 ISO流明，近乎2022年款的两倍，画面表现更为出色。

新品延续了经典的旋转支架设计，支持160度旋转，便于在多种场景中灵活安装。它新增了Q-Symphony音画联动功能，可搭配三星回音壁提升音频体验。内置的Vision AI智能系统支持通过Bixby语音助手进行操控，进一步强化了交互便利性。

画质调校方面，Freestyle+搭载多项智能校正技术：AI OptiScreen可针对不同墙面颜色与纹理自动优化画面；升级的3D自动梯形校正功能即使投射在角落、窗帘等不规则表面，也能快速呈现方正清晰的图像；屏幕适配功能可自动匹配幕布尺寸，最大支持100英寸1080P投影。

尽管仍需连接电源使用，但其轻巧的机身与强大的环境适应性，仍使其成为一款颇具潜力的便携投影产品。该设备预计于2026年上半年上市，价格可能延续前代约900美元的定位。

中文翻译：

三星Freestyle+投影仪上手体验：亮度倍增，自适应能力惊艳

三星为2026年国际消费电子展（CES）推出的升级版投影仪实现了全方位进化。

在2026年CES预展活动前夕，三星发布了这款全新便携投影仪，但用户或许会对升级之处感到困惑。官方数据显示，Freestyle+的亮度达到430 ISO流明，较2022年款（230 ISO流明）提升近一倍——旧款亮度表现确实不尽如人意。若您首次接触"ISO流明"概念，这是国际通用的投影仪亮度标准化计量单位，旨在规范厂商的亮度宣传标准。

设备外观延续前代设计，支持160度旋转调节，可轻松适配多数家庭、民宿或会议室场景。新增的Q-Symphony技术支持连接三星回音壁设备（若恰巧拥有配套设备）。尽管在展会嘈杂环境中难以精确测试其内置扬声器效果，但考虑到紧凑的机身尺寸，搭配外置音响仍是更佳选择。

这款便携投影仪还搭载了三星在CES主题演讲中多次提及的Vision AI技术。用户可通过遥控器唤醒Bixby语音助手调节设置与播放内容。根据现场演示，需对着遥控器麦克风发出指令才能启动Bixby。

其他升级功能使这款投影仪更具2026年科技水准：新增梯形校正与自动对焦功能。Freestyle+搭载的AI OptiScreen技术可针对不同墙面材质与色彩进行投影校准，即使在色彩鲜艳的墙面上也能保持清晰画质。

升级版3D自动梯形校正功能可应对不规则投影面（如墙角、窗帘或倾斜墙面）导致的图像畸变。其矫正过程颇具视觉魔力——当投影光束射向起伏的窗帘或墙角时，扭曲图像能在瞬间恢复平整，这种体验难以言传。这意味着您可将投影对准任意表面（甚至帐篷侧面），3D自动梯形校正都能在数秒内呈现规整画面。

Screen Fit功能可自动调节画面尺寸以匹配投影幕布。Freestyle+最大支持100英寸1080P投影画幅。但最令人惊叹的或许是Wall Calibration墙面校准技术：设备能分析投影面底色并重新校准图像色调以减弱底色干扰，甚至可识别墙面图案来降低视觉干扰——实际演示效果出色。现场三星发言人通过前文提及的Bixby语音指令完成了屏幕校准。

若说尚有改进空间，便是这款"便携"投影仪仍需连接电源（充电宝或墙壁插座）才能工作，这使它的移动性略显局限。

三星通常会在CES展会结束后公布具体售价与发售时间，但已知该设备将于2026年上半年上市。前代产品售价约900美元，而早期体验显示这款新品将成为功能全面的精致投影设备。

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英文来源：

Samsung’s Freestyle+ projector hands-on: Much brighter and impressively adaptable
Samsung's updated projector for CES 2026 is a better device in every way.
Samsung announced its newest portable projector ahead of its First Look showcase at CES 2026, but you might have been a little confused as to what’s changed. The company says the Freestyle+ is nearly twice as bright as the 2022 Freestyle projector, rated at 230 ISO lumens, which was pretty underwhelming. The new Freestyle+ can output at 430 ISO lumens. If this is the first you’re hearing of ISO Lumens, it’s an internationally standardized rating for projectors, intended to standardize manufacturers' claims of brightness.
It still looks very similar to its predecessors, with 160 degrees of rotation that makes it easy to set up in most homes, Airbnbs or meeting rooms. Samsung added support for Q-Symphony, allowing you to connect it to the company’s soundbars, if you conveniently have one nearby. While the sound quality of its built-in speaker was hard to test in the middle of a post-keynote trade show floor, you’ll probably want to augment the built-in speaker, if only because it’s so small.
Vision AI, mentioned several times during Samsung’s CES keynote, is also built into the portable projector. You can summon Bixby to adjust settings and whatever you’re watching. Based on the demos I saw, you’ll need to speak into the remote to access Bixby.
Other improvements bring the projector into 2026, with keystone correction and focus. The Freestyle+’s AI OptiScreen can calibrate projections to different wall surfaces and colors to improve visibility even on your most vivid walls.
The updated 3D Auto Keystone corrects distortion even when projecting onto uneven or non-flat surfaces, such as corners, curtains or angled walls. It’s hard to put into words, but pointing the Freestyle+ to a corner, or at an undulating curtain, and watching the image morph and contort was almost hypnotic. The premise is that you can point this at any area of your home (or even, say, the side of a tent), and the 3D Auto Keystone will flatten the image in seconds.
There’s also Screen Fit, which automatically adjusts the image to match a projector screen size. The Freestyle+ can project up to a 100-inch 1080p image, at maximum. However, Wall Calibration might be the most technically impressive in a device this size. It detects and analyzes the color of the projection surface and recalibrates the image’s color tone to minimize the effect. It can even detect and match a wall pattern to reduce visual interference, which worked well in person. The Samsung spokesperson used the aforementioned Bixby voice commands to calibrate the screen.
If there’s still something to address, it’s that this portable projector must be plugged in to operate. When that can be either a power bank or a wall outlet, it seems a bit cheeky to call it portable.
Samsung typically announces prices and launch dates once the CES dust has settled, but it's set to arrive in the first half of 2026. Previous iterations cost around $900, but early impressions suggest it’s a versatile, petite projector.
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