Samsung’s The Frame TV is the perfect blend of style and technology. A 4K QLED television with a swappable, snap-on picture frame and the ability to exhibit all types of art on an ingenious anti ...

As I mentioned earlier, the Frame TV is definitely a splurge. It starts at $600 for a 32-inch TV and goes up to $3,800 (originally $4,300) for an 85-inch TV.

The Frame Pro with it's Neo QLED screen joins the exisitng Frame TV. It still looks like a Frame TV, but the Frame Pro gets a 'Wireless One Connect Box." Samsung's also bringing the Art Store to ...

ditching the ugly black box for a design that looks like a frame to hold art or a picture. When the TV goes off, the art turns on. That’s the Frame’s appeal and for those wondering ...

TVs provide a bit of a design conundrum. Generally, we want a big screen for full immersion with our boxsets, but the larger the screen, the more of an eyesore it becomes. In 2017, Samsung was ...

First introduced last year, Samsung’s Frame TV functions as a standard TV when your using it and transforms into a literal work of art when you’re not. Now the company has released a new model ...

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Samsung's The Frame Pro is no different, delivering Samsung's Vision AI to the art TV lineup. But that's just one of the many features of Samsung's new TV. What sets The Frame Pro TV apart from ...

If you've taken a walk down the TV aisle in your local electronics store recently, then you've probably noticed Samsung's Frame TVs. These are quite distinctive, as they boast a slender design and ...

The Frame TV is meant to look like art hung on the wall when it's not in use. There are a few design changes Samsung makes compared to the brand's other 2024 TVs to support the effect.