Samsung Weaves 100 Years Of Disney Magic Into Special-Edition Frame TV
Disney fans will now be able to add a touch of their favorite characters to the home, with Samsung recently introducing The Frame-Disney100 Edition—a limited-edition television model celebrating the studio’s 100th anniversary.
Available in three sizes—55, 65, and 75 inches—this unique iteration of The Frame is designed to capture the essence of the beloved franchise’s creativity and charm.
The television setup features a specially branded bezel, 100 exclusive pieces of Disney art, and a remote inspired by the iconic Mickey Mouse.
As users boot up the screen, they’ll be greeted with a special Samsung x Disney100 logo, setting the tone for a magical experience.
Commemorative artworks are accessible through the Samsung Art Store, including content from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, Marvel, Lucasfilm, and even National Geographic.
Through the wide array of images to choose from, Disney enthusiasts can curate a personal gallery of their favorite characters and moments to be showcased directly on their television screens.
For those unfamiliar with The Frame, its dedicated online store offers a diverse array of beautifully curated collections from leading international museums and iconic artists.
Image via Samsung Electronics
Apart from the well-known animated creatures, users can choose to display pieces from the Louvre to Vincent van Gogh as an immersive art gallery experience from the comfort of their homes.
“We are thrilled to offer this one-of-a-kind edition of The Frame to celebrate Disney’s landmark 100th anniversary,” said Cheolgi Kim, executive vice president of visual display business at Samsung Electronics.
“These collaborations serve as an exciting way to spotlight The Frame’s distinct features, which revolutionized how we use our screens and consume content. We hope this unique edition of The Frame allows more people to experience the wonderful viewing experience the TV has to offer.”
[via Sports Illustrated and CNN, images via Samsung Electronics]
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