NFTs on TVs to cloud gaming, here’s everything Samsung announced at CES 2022

Samsung is expanding its cloud gaming hub on smart TVs with support for NVIDIA GeForce Now, Google Stadia and Utomik. This feature will be available on select Samsung 2022 smart TVs, and it includes HDMI-connected video game consoles as well. This could mean that you will be able to access these cloud gaming services with the same controllers as your console, according to The Verge.

NFTs were all the rage in 2021 and it’s expected to continue this year as well. And Samsung is joining the trend by adding support for NFTs on its 2022 smart TVs. It’s actually launching a marketplace for consumers to browse through NFTs on their TV screen, purchase them and even showcase their collection with others.

Samsung is launching three new micro LED TVs in 110, 101 and 89 inches with features such as Art Mode, multi view that lets users view content from four different sources simultaneously, and Dolby Atmos. Samsung is also launching Neo QLED TVs with big upgrades on brightness, sound, and eye comfort.

Samsung’s Lifestyle TV lineup is also getting refreshed with new matte displays and matte finishes on The Frame, The Serif and The Sero.

Samsung’s Odyssey Neo G8 gaming monitor is the world’s first monitor to feature a 4K screen with a 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. This is a 32-inch curved monitor with a 2,000nit peak brightness. Another 32-inch ‘Smart Monitor M8’ from Samsung comes with smart TV and productivity apps built-in and a movable webcam. It also unveiled 27-inch and 32-inch models of its High Resolution Monitor S8 with 4K displays, USB Type-C and LAN ports.

Samsung also unveiled its 2022 lineup of soundbars that come with wireless Dolby Atmos support which is a wireless smart TV-to-soundbar connection. The lineup also includes the HW-S800B Ultra Slim Soundbar which is a 1.6-inch compact soundbar.

Samsung unveiled a new version of its solar-powered Eco Remote that it launched last year. The new Eco Remote has a unique feature that charges itself by collecting radio waves from routers and converting them to energy. In addition to this, the Eco Remote can be charged through indoor and outdoor and through its USB Type-C port too.