Samsung is making its lifestyle TV even more artistic this year

Samsung made a splash at CES this year, announcing a slate of new TVs that boast its new mini LED tech in itsNeo QLED TVsand diving further into its emissiveMicro LED display technologythat will take on OLED in the years to come. For some folks, however, the real star of Samsung's 2021 TV lineup doesn't much resemble a TV at all. The Frame—a TV designed to resemble a framed portrait—is getting a restoration in 2021, and fans of this imaginative TV couldn't be more excited.

The most significant change to this year's iteration of The Frame has to do with the frame itself (i.e. the bezel), which Samsung managed to slim down quite a bit—it's now 46% thinner than previous versions and more closely resembles a framed portrait as a result.

三星提供丙氨酸achable bezels in five different color variants, so admirers of The Frame can pick and choose how they'd like to present their TV to the world. In addition, these colors come in two new styles, "Modern" and "Beveled," which allows owners to better blend The Frame into its surroundings.

While size and pricing information remain scant, it's worth noting that the 2020 version of The Frame was (and still is) available in six sizes: 32 inches, 43 inches, 50 inches, 55 inches, 65 inches, and 75 inches. We expect the all-new version to feature 4K resolution,quantum dots, and a relatively premium price tag due to the elevated nature of the TV's design.

It may not be the TV for everyone, but The Frame has somewhat of a cult following among folks who won't settle for a garden variety TV in their living room or bedroom. Perhaps its ongoing success will inspire more companies to approach TV design with more care and creativity.

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