Samsung Display at the 2024 International CES showed off its latest Freestyle line of projectors. You can have these set up on the floor, or have them mounted on the ceiling, with the device automatically correcting the keystone (tilt in the projection). You can also have it paired with a battery base that aligns almost flush with the base of the Freestyle. Other accessories include a canister that lets you safely transport it, a frosty white lens cover, and a lightbulb socket adapter. As a projector, you get a short-through Full HD output up to 8.8 feet away, for screens as large as 100-inch. This is a smart projector, and is backed by a Samsung in-house OS based on Android, which comes with Bixby AI voice assistant. On our way out of the brief stroll in this pre-CES booth, we also spied Music Frame, which is quite literally a square photo frame with an in-built Bluetooth speaker set.

NVIDIA is taking a somewhat unusual step in that it's integrating a popular tool at a driver level. ReShade has become well--known throughout the gaming community due to the way it can add - sometimes critically - to many games, whether it be purely in an aesthetics, filter-like level (which really takes no toll on performance), or by adding features that were never developed into the engine, such as ambient occlusion, SMAA anti-aliasing, depth-of-field, and others.

The fact that NVIDIA is integrating it on a driver-level will likely do much in putting the tool even more in the eyes of PC gamers. For now, there is no word on whether the available ReShade tools will be available on a manual-import basis, but it's likely these will be curated by NVIDIA's own engineers. You can also likely forget some of the more advanced features of the tool - NVIDIA only talks about "hundreds of filters" being made available, which seems to bypass any other image-enhancing capabilities of the tool other than color grading, contrast enhancements, and such. The new driver with ReShade support will be available next week alongside NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER launch. NVIDIA confirmed that ReShade filters will be supported through GeForce Experience using NVIDIA Freestyle and Ansel technologies.