After giving audiences a glimpse of how a 55 and 65 inch displays can change a living room to an art gallery on the QLed TV version of the Frame, Samsung is making the experience more accessible with a 43-inch.
Instead of confining the focal point in any living room to just being a black screen or just to watch the latest Netflix serial, working together with the likes of Lumas gallery in New York, Saatchi Art and Sedition all reputable curators of quality art pieces, Samsung is bringing some of these eccentric collection to anyone’s personal space. With the Frame, buyers will have access to a selected of screen savers than can be used as a display option which will compliment the surrounding furniture. The extensive art will be further expanded when plans to acquire 1000 prominent art pieces comes to fruition with Prado Museum.
The concept is a clever proposition for both curators and potential buyers of Samsung TV’s, making the most of a large piece of accessory in any household makes total sense, the low energy use with the QLED technology does no long term damage to the TV nor the electricity bill.
With the additional size, there is now 14 full QLED TV range of curved and flat models, Samsung has also entered into a partnership with Panasonic and 20th Century Fox to proliferate HDR 10+ technology. In the months to come, Samsung will continue to expand partnerships to include Hollywood studios, content providers, and game developers.
