News & Reviews:   The Frame

In conjunction with the ‘Impian Raya Bersama’ campaign, Samsung Malaysia is offering a complimentary 43’’ The Frame  worth RM4,999 when you purchase an 85’’ The Frame. To sweeten the deal, customers will also earn up to RM2,000 worth of Touch ‘n Go e-Wallet credits. 

For those who don’t know, Bespoke means customized to your preferences. So when you get a Bespoke shirt or pants, they’ve been tailor-made to suit your body and measurements, and not one of those mass produced clothes designed to fit the general public. 

At Samsung Electronics Bespoke Home 2022, Samsung announced that they were further expanding their Bespoke line to include home appliances along with upgrades to home automation and sustainability. While you can check out all the highlights of Bespoke Home 2022 below, this got us thinking, wouldn't it be great if… there were more Bespoke options for Samsung smartphones, tablets and laptops too? 

Samsung has recently announced earlier today that they have unveiled several new products including the Neo QLED, MICRO LED, The Frame, as well as The Premiere starting from the price of RM8499, RM519999, RM2999, and RM24999 respectively. The displays are expected to be available sometime in the near future from all Samsung official store, as well as participating partners located across Malaysia.

Just last night, Samsung was streaming the Unbox & Discover live and unveiled their latest 2021 smart TV lineup. Besides the TVs, they also unveiled new monitors and soundbars which is catering to the consumers who are staying at home during this pandemic period. In this article, we will be focusing more on smart TVs. 

Besides smartphones, Samsung is no stranger when it comes to selling home appliances and TVs. So this time around, Samsung Malaysia have released three new smart TVs which are the trademark The Frame, The Serif, and a brand new Sero that can rotate its screen vertically. Yes, I said vertically.

Samsung revealed their new Samsung QLED 8K TVs and Lifestyle TVs consisting of The Sero, The Serif and The Frame today in a Live Webinar. It highlighted new AI and machine learning tech that promise better images, clearer resolutions and more Samsung HDTVs that blend into the background, many of which are going to come to Malaysia soon.

With the extended movement control order (MCO) some of us are going stir crazy. But we also have more time for other things, like watching TV or redecorating our houses. On that topic, Samsung is looking to bring some of its latest lifestyle TVs to Malaysia. What's interesting is that these aren't just functional TVs, but are also meant to be decorative.