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GET A FREE PROJECTOR:As of June 11080p | Adult Movies Online buy a Samsung QN990F 8K TV at Samsung for $6,499.99 and get a free Samsung Freestyle Projector (2nd gen) with purchase ($800 value).

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Get a free Samsung Freestyle Projector (2nd Gen) with purchase.

What's a great reason to snag a new TV? When you can get a nice little freebie with it, of course. If you're ready to upgrade your home's entertainment hub with a new screen, now's the time to do it with a massive TV from Samsung. If you decide to splurge, you can add another goodie to your purchase in the form of a projector, all available from Samsung right now as a special bundle deal.

As of June 11, buy a Samsung QN990F 8K TV at Samsung for $6,499.99 and get a free Samsung Freestyle Projector (2nd Gen) with purchase ($800 value). To add the projector to your purchase, scroll down to the "Enhance your experience" section of the store page and ensure the "Get The Freestyle 2nd Gen With Gaming Hub on us" option is highlighted. It should show "$0", discounted from $799.99. Click the "Add" button and your cart should be updated with both items.

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The Samsung QN990F TV is an 8K display with an 120Hz refresh rate that can operate at 240Hz in 4K resolution to improve its performance. You can opt for the 65-inch, 75-inch, 85-inch, and 98-inch models to be eligible for this deal, so you can choose the size that best fits your home or the room you're putting it in.

This TV is no slouch in the visuals department, as you can likely tell by the price. It offers HDR10+ for deeper hues, darker colors, and excellent picture quality. With support for virtual 3D surround sound, Dolby Atmos, and object tracking, it's also adept at helping you to feel like you're really part of the action.

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The Samsung Freestyle (2nd gen) is a smart projector that's meant to take up as little space as possible while still offering a great alternative to your TV display. It has 180 degrees of rotation so you can figure out the best place for it in your home or outside, and can be adjusted to offer up to a 100-inch display. It offers up to three hours of battery so you can watch your favorite shows and movies, support for streaming apps, and additional smart features to help you watch and share content at your leisure.

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