Amazon has unveiled its latest foray into the world of smart TVs, with the Ember Artline TV aiming to take on Samsung's The Frame in a battle for dominance in the lifestyle television market.
Measuring just 1.5 inches thick, the 4K QLED screen of the Ember Artline TV is an impressive feat of engineering, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into any living space. But what truly sets this TV apart from its competitors is its ability to display stunning works of art and photographs, thanks to a glare-reducing matte screen that has been "designed to make your art and photos look great."
The Ember Artline TV also boasts an impressive array of smart features, including Amazon's new smart assistant Alexa+, which allows for seamless voice control and integration with Amazon Photos. This means users can access 2,000 pieces of free art to display on their TV, making it a veritable treasure trove of artistic delights.
But that's not all - the Ember Artline TV also features proprietary technology that senses when someone has entered or left the room and turns the TV on or off accordingly, making it a smart choice for those looking to conserve energy. And with far-field microphones built into the display, users can talk to Alexa+ like they're having a conversation.
Perhaps most impressively, the Ember Artline TV includes a new use case that analyzes the aesthetics of a room and recommends art to throw on the screen - because who doesn't want their living space to be perfectly curated?
Of course, no smart TV would be complete without the latest in high-definition audio and video technology. The Ember Artline TV supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Wi-Fi 6, ensuring that users get an immersive viewing experience like never before.
When can you get your hands on this incredible piece of technology? Amazon hasn't revealed a specific release date just yet, but expect it to arrive later this spring - with a starting price tag of $899 for the 55-inch version. Will it be enough to take down Samsung's The Frame? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure - the Ember Artline TV is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
Measuring just 1.5 inches thick, the 4K QLED screen of the Ember Artline TV is an impressive feat of engineering, allowing it to seamlessly integrate into any living space. But what truly sets this TV apart from its competitors is its ability to display stunning works of art and photographs, thanks to a glare-reducing matte screen that has been "designed to make your art and photos look great."
The Ember Artline TV also boasts an impressive array of smart features, including Amazon's new smart assistant Alexa+, which allows for seamless voice control and integration with Amazon Photos. This means users can access 2,000 pieces of free art to display on their TV, making it a veritable treasure trove of artistic delights.
But that's not all - the Ember Artline TV also features proprietary technology that senses when someone has entered or left the room and turns the TV on or off accordingly, making it a smart choice for those looking to conserve energy. And with far-field microphones built into the display, users can talk to Alexa+ like they're having a conversation.
Perhaps most impressively, the Ember Artline TV includes a new use case that analyzes the aesthetics of a room and recommends art to throw on the screen - because who doesn't want their living space to be perfectly curated?
Of course, no smart TV would be complete without the latest in high-definition audio and video technology. The Ember Artline TV supports Dolby Vision, HDR10+, and Wi-Fi 6, ensuring that users get an immersive viewing experience like never before.
When can you get your hands on this incredible piece of technology? Amazon hasn't revealed a specific release date just yet, but expect it to arrive later this spring - with a starting price tag of $899 for the 55-inch version. Will it be enough to take down Samsung's The Frame? Only time will tell, but one thing's for sure - the Ember Artline TV is definitely worth keeping an eye on.
The fact that it can display stunning works of art and photos is just mind-blowing... I mean, who wouldn't want their living space to be like a museum? 
And the smart features are so cool - like how it automatically turns on/off when you enter/leave the room, it's like having your own personal AI assistant. 
Plus, the fact that it recommends art based on the room's aesthetics is just genius... I'd love to see how well it works in real life! 
One thing that's got me a bit curious is the price - $899 for the 55-inch version seems pretty steep... but if it delivers on all its promises, it might be worth every penny. 
It's like everyone just wants to talk about how awesome this new TV is without even mentioning the one thing that's really annoying me - the prices! $899 for a 55-inch TV? That's crazy! And don't even get me started on how Amazon always tries to sell us on their own stuff, with Alexa+ and all that. Can't they just make it compatible with other services too? 
And what's up with the lack of release dates on these things... it's like they're trying to make us wait forever. Just give us a solid release date and let us decide if it's worth it or not! 
? I mean, Samsung's The Frame has been doing this for years, but at least they have a decent selection of free art to start with. This Ember Artline TV thing sounds like a bunch of hype to me - who needs Alexa+ and proprietary tech when you've got a 4K QLED screen that can barely fit in a regular TV cabinet? 
I mean, who wouldn't want a TV that can display stunning art and photos without any harsh glare? It's like having a mini gallery in your living room! 
. And let's not forget about the energy-saving feature, which is so cool (literally!). I'm definitely keeping an eye on this one and might even splurge on it later this spring when it drops for $899. 
but seriously though... $899 is a bit steep for me... will be interesting to see how this one plays out against samsung's the frame
... but at the same time, who wouldn't want their living space to look perfect? 
and $899 for a 55-inch tv is kinda steep 
... i guess if you're into that art thingy, it might be worth the splurge 
... but if you ask me, samsung's the frame is still the way to go 
anyway, i'm all for innovation but $899 is a bit steep even for me 
This TV might just solve that problem for me 
. Guess we'll just have to wait and see which one wins out 
So Amazon's trying to make a statement about art and design with this new smart TV, right? I mean, it's all well and good having Alexa+ and 2,000 pieces of free art at your fingertips, but what about accessibility? Are they just going to cater to the wealthy who can afford that $899 price tag? 
We need to think about the bigger picture here - is this really what we want for our country's future? I mean, can we afford to keep fueling these tech giants at the expense of our planet? 
. The fact that they've included 2,000 free pieces of art is just the icing on the cake 
. I need this TV in my life ASAP!
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. It could be a really cool way to bring some personality and style to your living space. But what about accessibility features? Will this TV make art accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or financial situation? That's something we should definitely be thinking about 
. But, gotta wonder how they'll compare to Samsung's The Frame in terms of real-world performance. That whole "room analysis" feature seems like a nice touch, but are we really gonna need an AI-powered interior decorator in our living rooms?