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Facebook Portal Is Letting You Experience Video Calling In A Brand New Way

The following is a sponsor message about communication during this holiday season, when in-person gatherings will again be in limited supply for many. Thankfully, there are more ways than ever to feel connected — if only for a brief moment — to the people we hold dear, even if we’re not literally holding them. —Nick Lucchesi, editor-in-chief for Inverse 

The future of video calling is here with Facebook Portal. Portal lets you experience more on a video call than any other device on the market today. Portal’s unique design and next-level features help you get more done all while having a new video calling experience. With Portal's ability to seamlessly sync up with your favorite apps streaming your music and shows has never been easier.

Facebook Portal is revolutionizing video calling with many of its advanced AI settings letting you experience your friends, colleagues, and loved ones in a way you never thought was possible. Portal's Smart Camera zooms and pans with your body in real-time. The Smart Camera adjusts with you ensuring you look great in every shot and that you stay in the frame, no matter what. If you are in a group, the camera automatically widens to ensure everyone is in the shot. And with its 12 megapixels camera, and 125 degrees of field of view, Portal allows you to see things crisp and clear, almost as if you were in the same room.

Portal’s Smart Sound automatically increases the voice of the person who is talking while simultaneously decreasing background noise. This lets you have clearer conversations and lets you keep up with everything that is going on. With Alexa Built-In, Portal lets you see who is at the front door, check your smart home settings, and more. Simply say “Hey Alexa” and you can jump on a call, check the weather, order groceries, stream your favorite music, ask a question, and do other tasks letting you do the most with your day.

With four different Portal device options – Portal, Portal Go, Portal+ and Portal TV – finding the one that is right for you has never been easier. Portal's unique design lets you carry around to a variety of locations; allowing you to get other things done on the move while staying connected the whole time. Portal can be used in the comfort of your own home or even on the go.

Do more with your digital calling device and see your friends and family in a way you never thought you could. Portal helps you get more done all while keeping you in touch with the people who matter the most. Tis the season to stay connected—and save big. For a limited time, you can buy two portals and save $100. Learn more about Facebook Portal today and find out how you can have a whole new video calling experience.

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