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Samsung’s strangest TV just got an even weirder version

Samsung’s strangest TV just got an even weirder version

Posted on April 29, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Millennials love portrait video, Samsung says, so why not make them a TV that throws out the traditional aspect ratio and flips it 90-degrees? That’s the thinking behind the new Samsung ‘The Sero’, one of a range of new TVs that build on the existing “The Frame’ set, which mimics a traditional picture frame.
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