Prolific electronics manufacturer Samsung has set up a new standard for displays with one of their upcoming products, that reportedly transforms itself into something like a picture frame when it's set to function under what the South Korean manufacturer calls it as 'Art Mode'. The hardware is designed in such a way that, it can function electronically to output ongoing content on a television, or just display an image like an art frame. Samsung calls it as 'Frame TV' and allows users to mount it to a wall for perfection and satisfaction.

Reports online indicate that the Frame TV from Samsung is expected to be unveiled in the markets sometime in spring this year. By functionality, it is versatile in two ways, either as a display or as a photo frame. Details from PCMag report that the display will be backlit to provide a fully aesthetic viewing experience to the onlooker. Other details also include about Samsung including more than 100 works in ten different photo categories.

It seems like the bezels of the Frame TV is, in fact, interchangeable to suit its dual needs to make sure even the outlook of the hardware is made sure to suit relevant content based on how users will make use of the new display. The Frame TV will also come with a 'no-gap' wall-mountable support which will also hide the cables to avoid other distractions.

While Samsung is hesitant on sharing its hardware specifications among other things, details from Engadget points out that the South Korean electronics giant seems to have committed to a launch date reportedly sometime in Spring. The Frame TV was teased in various forms that had captured the attention of hardware enthusiasts on a first glance.The pricing might be a bit on the higher side which should be fairly obvious for the features that it offers. Samsung has also brought out some QLED displays based on quantum-dot technology which is available for purchase at a starting price of $2800.

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