Here’s how Samsung Frame TV matches your home aesthetics
Here at Sammy Fans, we cover each and every innovation of Samsung that it showcases with its latest products. Whether it is smartphones, smart TVs, or any other smart gadget, we work dedicatedly to inform all about what Samsung does and what it will do in the future.
Therefore today, we will be exploring, one of the unique products of the Korean tech giant that always looks like an aesthetic piece of art. Well if you guessed it right? I am talking about The Frame TV. According to the latest info, the company recently uploaded a cool yet informative video on YouTube, that truly defines and showcases what this TV means to the users.
The video starts by showing the changeable bezels of the Frame TV in which users can decide which color of the TV they want through its colorful sides. Moreover, the short clip also displays various places of the house where you can install the TV as per your need.
As the name suggests ‘Frame’, when you install the TV, it just gets merged with your home’s interior design and you just forget about it as it will look like a beautiful photo hanging on the wall.
Thanks to the 24.9mm frame, the TV fits perfectly the wall similar to a typical picture frame. As we mentioned above, you can customize the frame around the image as the new version of the TV includes an angled bezel option. Besides, third-party frames are also available to choose from.
Top Features of The Frame TV (2021)
As it is a TV, you will get all the features that premium Samsung TV offers including 100 percent color volume, 4K Panel with Quantum Dot technology, AI upscaling, color mapping, and more, to give you an immersive viewing experience.
To handle the immersive content watching, it is powered by the Quantum 4K processor which you have also seen in the Neo QLED range of TVs. Special mention to the ‘Art mode’, which transforms the TV into an art piece, when you are not binge-watching the favorite content. Besides, it has 40W speakers including Dolby Digital Plus, for the theatre-like sound experience at the home itself.
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