http://www.samsung.com/us/explore/frame-tv...cmmode=disabled


Samsung's new television which looks like a picture frame is now available in New Zealand.

The Frame, which won Best of Innovation at the CES tech event earlier this year, is designed to display digital art as well as perform as a television.

It comes in two sizes - 55-inch ($3999) and 65-inch ($5999).

While most televisions are made to look good in the corner of your lounge, the Frame is designed to be as unobtrusive as possible.

It's intended to double as a piece of art, and has three different frame options – white, beige wood, and walnut - so it can match any room.

In "art mode", it displays pictures from a range of 100 pieces of digital art or your own images. You can also buy additional pictures.

It comes with a cable connection box which is designed to be hidden, with only a thin, clear cable connecting it to the television.

However, it still works as a conventional television and features a 4K QLED display, which delivers better colours and more brightness than a standard LED television.

interesting concept

http://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-OLED65W7P-oled-4k-tv

unker is this the world thinnest OLED tv ??

among the thinnest. It is called wallpaper TV liao.

Many years ago in shanghai, I saw they put border frame on their TVs
This Frame TV, I like if the artwork can be downloaded foc

The carpenter doing the "meh" face

still prefer panasonic's transparent oled tv

When i saw that TV on MKBHD, i thought it was a piece of floating graphics added on to his video. I think if i see that TV in real life it must be very close to real life liao.

few more years later, our tv = wall

later become fatalframe