I've been writing about the Samsung's Frame TV since it was first released in 2017, so when I got the all-new 2024 model in ...

You've heard us wax poetic about the Samsung Frame before, so we'll spare you the monologue. But here's what you need to know ...

The only downside to the TV’s Art Mode is that it isn’t free—you have to pay a small monthly subscription to Samsung’s Art Store. This, however, grants you access to over 2,000 curated works of art, ...

I first saw The Frame at 2017’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) — which is like the tech world’s Academy Awards — where Samsung unveiled its futuristic vision to camouflage a TV as stylish, everyday ...

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This TV is fantastic for displaying fine art, but it’s not the best TV you can buy for the money. If you’re looking for the ultimate TV that doesn’t appear to be a TV, look no farther than Samsung’s ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You may have heard about The Samsung Frame TV, which pioneered the art TV category back in 2017. While ...

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Tyler Hayes is a product reviewer for Newsweek. He has contributed extensively to WIRED, The New York Times, Fast Company, and others since 2013. He is obsessed with both music and technology, ...

The latest version of Samsung's unique TV-as-art measures just 24.9mm thick, and now there's a new shelf accessory. David leads the Hardware team at CNET, covering phones, wearables, laptops, TVs, ...

The 2022 iteration of Samsung’s art-inflected flatscreen is more refined and convincing than ever. The ability to customise the TV with a variety of gallery-style bezels remains a brilliant cosmetic ...

As TV’s get larger and larger, they’re dominating the living room more than ever before, and while that may be fine if your home theater serves as a shrine to audio and video, it’s not something ...