Samsung Unveils The Premiere 5: A Projector That Turns Your Wall or Table Into a 100″ Touchscreen

Samsung has just launched its next big home entertainment device in South Korea: The Premiere 5 — a compact ultra-short throw projector that can transform almost any surface into a massive 100-inch touchscreen. Originally revealed at CES in January, the device is now hitting the market in South Korea with a price tag of 1.99 million won — roughly $700 USD.

Wall, Floor, or Table? You Decide

The Premiere 5 isn’t your average projector. It only needs 43 cm (17 inches) of distance from a wall to project a 100-inch image — but it can also project directly onto a tabletop or the floor, making it perfect for both media consumption and interactive work. This is made possible by an infrared laser module and built-in camera that add touch capabilities to any projection surface. Imagine turning your living room into a digital whiteboard, game table, or Samsung DeX display.

Smart Features in a Sleek Design

Packed with features, the projector runs on Tizen OS and supports Samsung’s SmartThings platform — allowing you to control your smart home directly from the projector, with touchscreen controls as an added bonus. The built-in Gaming Hub provides access to popular game streaming services like Xbox Cloud Gaming, Nvidia GeForce Now, and Amazon Luna.

With auto-keystone correction, ambient light sensors, and Vision Booster technology, the image and brightness automatically adjust to ensure optimal viewing — no matter the time of day.

Technical Specs and Connectivity

• Resolution: 1080p Full HD
• Light Source: Triple laser, lifespan up to 20,000 hours
• HDR: Supports HDR10+
• Audio: Built-in stereo speakers (2x10W) with Dolby Atmos
• Ports: 2x micro HDMI (one with eARC), 1x USB-C
• Wireless: Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.2

A Versatile Display for a New Generation

The Premiere 5 strikes a balance between work, entertainment, and creativity in a form factor that’s both minimalist and portable. With features like interactive touch, HDR, gaming, and smart home integration, this projector appeals not only to tech enthusiasts — but also to those looking to maximize space without compromising on screen size.

It remains unclear when the device will launch in Europe, but all signs point to Samsung having created a serious alternative to TVs and tablets for the modern, digital consumer.

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