Samsung Launches The Frame, a new TV that doubles as wall art

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Samsung Frame TV is a new QLED television which doubles as a piece of art on the wall when it is switched off. Lovers of art will like this one.

Samsung Electronics Nigeria has unveiled a new QLED television which doubles as a piece of art on the wall when it is switched off. This new QLED TV is called The Frame because it serves as a painting or picture frame wherever it is placed.

The Frame comes in aesthetic designs enabling customers to turn their TVs into a piece of elegantly framed art, enhancing their spaces and expressing style. When mounted on the wall, the new Samsung Frame TV has a design that looks like a real picture frame that blends into the living room.  

Samsung Frame TV in nigeria

 

The Frame is designed to not just be a high-resolution QLED TV, it is also a canvas that reflects the style of art-loving people. 

Samsung Frame TV is compatible with mobile devices

The Samsung Frame TV is compatible with most mobile devices, including iPhones, iPads, as well as Android phones and tablets for mobile mirroring. This allows you to mirror your mobile device and watch photos or videos, as well as play music and more on the Frame.

This works with the SmartThings and AirPlay 2 apps, which gives you control over the TV, similar to a remote control.

In addition, the Multi View function lets you split the display of your TV in two, placing the content you’re watching side by side with the content you are mirroring from your mobile device.

It is also compatible with Google Assistant, Alexa, and Bixby, all digital voice assistants, so you can speak to your TV to get tasks done.

The Samsung Frame TV comes in a variety of sizes, as follows: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, 65″, and 75″.

 

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