It could have been already implemented on the software of "Music Frame" ig edit: My bad, I thought it was really a screen

​@@NoobNotFoundDevtf you mean software, this is a hardware issue

No, I'm tired of screens and pixels now.

For 400 bucks, I'm shook that it doesn't have this feature.

​@@ThatGamePerson400? 😮 Sonos and Harman is cheaper

because then it's just a tablet, tf? the idea of this device is a speaker that doubles as an art frame, it's literally in the product name. You want a screen that displays photos from your phone then that's an entirely separate product category that already exists.

@@MoeAbakaryou do realize what he/she said was “album art” which is no different to “printed art”, albeit more versatile and more practical for most digital user.

@@MoeAbakarand one more thing, samsung tv already built in with “the frame” function, and the tv does everything including projecting art and music at the same time. I bet some people seek smaller form factor hence this device is a missed opportunity.

Bc ...it's a frame .....no way you're that dumb

I think it’s not meant to be digital display, more as “hidden” features of your furniture. To focus on showing your house personality. Cause you would want to install several frames instead of 1 for optimum sound quality based on positioning, rooms and so on. Would be v cool in cafe setting & big houses

These speakers are for a surround sound system. a subwoofer will do the bass work. Since bass consumes a lot of energy, you need to constantly take out and charge something that runs on batteries. You can use many speakers by telling their locations through the Dolby Atmos system. Think about it, the speaker is always sleeping. You are watching a movie and in a scene, someone is speaking from that exact spot. At that moment, it activates and gives the sound, then it goes back to sleep. In this way, you can use its battery for a very long time.

​@@atnk68Doesn't it run on wired power?

missed opportunity fr

that would be the next Frame Pro Max Ultra with additional $350

i thought that was it was

​@@jafethfillalodez7886 nope it only uses bits of what I assume to be cardboard or paper

Would be cool to have an e ink display so it blends in with other artwork

Absolutely bizarre decision, I couldn't believe what I was watching, had to check it wasn't posted on April Fools 😂

You understand the reason the Frame TVs show images digitally is because its a TV, right? The purpose of this is to be a speaker that does not look like tech. Making it a screen ruins that effect. Unless it was color e-ink, that could be cool and it wouldn't emit light...

Then that is "The Frame" TV but smaller size..🤔

Next gen will probably do that

No its just a speaker frame really expensive one

So just a square wireless speaker? 😂

@@hishammohamad2273 with a picture frame built it

Agreed I'm going to buy one for my parents

The images aren't in motion. And the sound will be continuous if we want it. We dont stop specifically for a static image and immerse in music looking at it. For whom does samsung built this product ?????

This isn't harry potter, the pictures don't move. XD

@@Thortok2000 I never said I went the pictures to be animated.

@@DollarDuds then what are you "watching"?

As if you really own one.

Innovate? 😂 IKEA has some of those for years…

@@cloudazero stop et! We samsung fans like our bubble 😁

Sonos: am I a joke to you?

Yes

I get

I agree 👍

@@HenryArdon3002 😁

Facts

Yes

That's the reason I said I need more information on this I'm not going to buy this with out more information this video doesn't cut the cake on it 🙃 😮

Step 1: Print the picture from your galaxy to a physical printer using ink and paper Step 2: Take the printed picture and put it in the music frame