Samsung further expands its smart monitor lineup with the 4K 32-inch M8. As with models currently on sale, this new model offers smart TV-like functionality, including access to streaming apps, as well as being able to connect to a computer like regular monitors.
As for when the new smart monitor will be released and what the price will be, Samsung continues to remain silent for now. However, if we look at the first details, Samsung; With the M8 it looks like it has taken a big step forward in making its services more useful to a more diverse group of people.
M8 also appeals to broadcast gamers
One of the most impressive features of the new 11.4 mm thick smart monitor, which Samsung says is thinner than previous models, stands out as the magnetic and movable SlimFit camera that can be attached to the monitor for video calls. Unlike Samsung’s other monitors that ask you to bring your own webcam, the M8 itself supports video chat apps like Google Duo. In addition, M8, with which Samsung has integrated SmartThings IoT Hub, also allows you to see the ground map of your various smart devices and control them directly from the smart monitor.
Samsung also notes that the M8 has a new feature called Workspace that intuitively centralizes web services related to your work life, such as Microsoft 365. Another new feature is Game Home, which turns the M8 into a cloud gaming streaming monitor. Samsung states that owners will be able to use the M8 to stream games from game streaming services and even connect wireless controllers to the smart monitor.
Samsung, which does not share the services and controllers that the smart monitor will support; He tells The Verge that more information about this feature will be shared soon after its launch in 2022. On the other hand, Samsung did not share any information about other portals to be found in the M8, apart from the information that there will be a USB-C port that supports 65 W charging pass.
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