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Samsung 4K The Frame 55-, 50-, 43-inch fall to lowest prices ahead of Christmas

If you are a fan of curved gaming monitors, Samsung has its Odyssey G9 OLED for the lowest price of $1600.

Meanwhile, for those looking for a TV and have a side to them that loves and appreciates art, you may want to have a look at the company's Quantum Dot LED-based The Frame TV which is on sale at the moment for the lowest price. The discounts apply to the 55-inch, 50-inch, and 43-inch variants (purchase links under the specs list below).

Samsung LS03D Frame TV

The key specs of the Samsung Frame QLED 4K LS03D are given below:

  • Resolution: 4K (3,840 x 2,160)

  • Refresh Rate: 120Hz

  • Color: 100% Color Volume

  • HDR (High Dynamic Range): Quantum HDR

  • HLG (Hybrid Log Gamma): Yes

  • Contrast: Dual LED

  • HDR10+: Yes (ADAPTIVE/ GAMING)

  • Picture Engine: Quantum Processor 4K

  • Motion Xcelerator 120Hz

  • 4K AI Upscaling

  • Micro Dimming: Supreme UHD Dimming

  • Dolby Atmos: Yes

  • Dolby Decoder: MS12 5.1ch

  • Customizable Frame Support: Yes

  • Slim Fit Wall-mount Support: Yes

  • HDMI: 4

  • HDMI Audio Return Channel: eARC

  • Anynet (HDMI-CEC): Yes

  • USB: 2 x USB-A

  • Digital Audio Out (Optical): 1

  • Wi-Fi 5

  • Bluetooth BT5.2

Get The Frame TV at the links below:


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