Samsung's The Frame Pro eliminates cables to transform your TV into a piece of art.

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      Some individuals take pleasure in showcasing the latest and largest television in their home, while others prefer a TV that is more discreet and harmonizes with their home décor. In recent years, manufacturers have been focusing more on the latter audience, a trend initiated by Samsung’s launch of The Frame TVs, which are designed to resemble artwork when not in use.

      The original Frame was released in 2017 and has seen annual updates since, but Samsung is now introducing a revamped version called The Frame Pro. It boasts an impressive aesthetic, albeit at a premium price.

      First revealed at CES this year, Samsung has now provided further information on The Frame Pro, including its pricing. The Pro model features a Neo QLED display that delivers brighter colors, sharper contrasts, and deeper blacks, powered by an NQ4 AI Gen3 processor for enhanced picture quality. It also has an Anti-Reflection with Matte Display feature to give the TV a more artistic appearance when turned off, along with a slim mount that allows the TV to sit flush against the wall—effectively camouflaging it as art.

      A major hardware upgrade for those who appreciate the aesthetics of their television is the Wireless One Connect Box. This box offers HDMI and USB inputs for The Frame, and in the standard model, it connects to the TV via a cable. In the Pro version, all inputs will transmit wirelessly from up to 30 feet away, leaving only a power cord connected to the TV.

      “Samsung pioneered the Art TV category when we first introduced The Frame, demonstrating how a TV can seamlessly blend into your environment and enhance any aesthetic,” stated Lydia Cho, Head of Product for Home Entertainment at Samsung Electronics America. “Now, with more consumers using The Frame as their primary television, we’re launching The Frame Pro with a Neo QLED display and remarkable picture enhancements, offering you the complete package—a stunning artistic piece and a performance powerhouse—encased in a sleek, elegant, and customizable design.”

      Both the basic Frame and the upgraded Pro variant will utilize Samsung’s Vision AI for functionalities such as live translation and picture enhancement. The Frame Pro will be offered in the following sizes and prices:

      - 85” Class The Frame Pro: $4,299

      - 75” Class The Frame Pro: $3,199

      - 65” Class The Frame Pro: $2,199

      The latest version of The Frame is available in these sizes and prices:

      - 65” Class The Frame: $1,799

      - 55” Class The Frame: $1,299

      - 50” Class The Frame: $1,099

      - 43” Class The Frame: $899

      The new models can now be ordered on Samsung’s website.

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