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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›Samsung’s ‘The Frame’ Is the Big TV for People Who Hate TVs

Samsung’s ‘The Frame’ Is the Big TV for People Who Hate TVs

By Matthew Lynch
July 24, 2023
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Samsung’s ‘The Frame’ is a unique television that targets individuals who dislike the traditional look of TVs. The Frame is a TV that doubles as a work of art when not in use. It has been designed to blend seamlessly into a room, making it perfect for individuals who want a big TV without having it dominate their space.

The Frame has been designed to look like a picture frame, with a bezel that mimics the look of wood. The TV can be customized with interchangeable bezels to match any decor, making it a versatile piece for any room. The Frame also has an Art Mode, which displays curated art pieces when the TV is not in use. With a collection of over 1,200 pieces of art from various artists and galleries, there is a piece of art for every mood and occasion.

The Frame is available in various sizes, ranging from 32 inches to 75 inches. The TV has a QLED display, which has a 4K resolution and a high dynamic range (HDR). The picture quality is impressive, and the TV has a motion sensor that turns off the TV when no one is in the room, saving energy and reducing the risk of burn-in.

In addition to its unique design, The Frame also has all the features of a modern smart TV. It has built-in WiFi, allowing users to stream their favorite shows and movies from popular streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. The TV also has a built-in voice assistant, allowing users to control the TV with their voice.

Overall, Samsung’s The Frame is a unique and innovative product that targets individuals who want a big TV without having it dominate their space. With its unique design, impressive picture quality, and smart TV features, The Frame is the perfect TV for people who hate TVs.

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