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Much like previous Frame-branded Samsung TVs, the main selling point of the 2020 models is that they can double as art fixtures when not in active use. Consumers won't necessarily be asked to break the bank for that luxury, either; the 2019 series started at the equivalent of $780 (Rs. 85,000) and the new models should be in a similar ballpark.
The Frame teaser page on Flipkart is still light on details, though the timing of its appearance is indicative of an imminent release. Namely, it coincides with the expansion of Samsung's digital artwork portfolio which includes 38 new pieces from the Spanish Thyssen Museum as of earlier this week. More classical artwork is expected to follow suit in the near future, especially after Samsung doubled down on its artistic TV strategy as part of its ongoing #StayAtHome campaign.
Recent rumors also point to Samsung expanding its 2019 lineup to include more models beyond the existing 55- and 65-inch TVs. By most accounts, the Korean tech giant will be going bigger this year, which likely means a price increase is on the cards. Customizable studio stands and wall frames compatible with the new smart television sets are once again expected to be sold separately.
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