Commercial message: Televisions are an unmissable centerpiece in many houses or apartments. However, their unobtrusiveness is not always welcome in the interior, as it disrupts its design. But you can also find televisions on the market, which can become an elegant interior accessory for an apartment or house, serving, for example, as a projection surface for works of art from galleries. This is exactly the type of television i is The Frame from the Samsung workshop.
The Frame boasts a perfect 4K Ultra HD image displayed via a QLED panel. Other interesting technical specifications include Q HDR, PQI 2400, Supreme UHD Dimming and Art Mode. The TV is of course smart and therefore there is no problem browsing the Internet or watching HBO GO internet broadcasts through it? Netflix, Voya and others. Players will be pleased with Game Mode and, above all, Steam Link, which allows you to stream games from your Steam game library directly to the TV and play them on it. It is also worth mentioning the support for iTunes TV and AirPlay or 20W speakers.
The biggest weapon The Frame however, it is undoubtedly its design combined with the usability of Art Mod. It is actually two devices in one. The Frame can be viewed as a television, but also as a beautiful design accessory for a house or apartment, on which works of art from the world's leading galleries can be projected. The television suddenly turns into a picture that makes the interior special. Specials can also help with this transformation replaceable frames, after installing which you would practically not recognize at first glance that it is not a picture, but a television.
The user has completely unlimited access to the images that can be projected onto the switched-off TV through the Samsung Art Store. The art collections available here are incredibly diverse, giving users endless options to choose the content of their "image". In addition, it will always be displayed in the highest possible quality and you will be able to enjoy it to the fullest, both when placed on a classic TV stand, and when placed on a design stand or hung on the wall. In short, there are no limits to imagination.
