Samsung Electronics Australia has announced that Australian owners of select 2023 Samsung Smart TVs and Smart Monitors now have access to Samsung Gaming Hub directly from their compatible devices.

As an all-in-one game streaming discovery platform, Samsung Gaming Hub makes it easy for gamers of all ages and abilities to search, stream, and play content from partners including XBox, and Nvidia GeForce NOW – with no additional hardware or downloads needed.

With one in four Samsung Neo QLED owners already using their TV for gaming, Samsung Australia is delivering Gaming Hub to further expand opportunities for Australians to live more convenient and passion-led lifestyles.

“Samsung is committed to pushing the boundaries of display AI innovation to enable our Smart TVs and Monitors to deliver the very best entertainment experiences including gaming,” said Jeremy Senior, Vice President-Consumer Electronics, Samsung Australia. “This has enabled us to partner with the best gaming content providers so consumers can explore new worlds and play to win, while enjoying premium picture, incredible audio, and fast gaming speeds from the screens they already have at home.”

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