(ANSA) - MILAN, 03 JAN - Even in the early 2022, the trend of NFT, the "non-fungible token" certificates that distinguish digital works, continue to be talked about. On the occasion of the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, Samsung has launched a new platform with which it brings NFT content to its latest Smart TVs. Called "Nft Aggregation Platform", the gallery with online store will be available soon for the Korean group's range of MicroLed, Neo Qled and TheFrame. On these, it will be possible to browse the main sites that offer NFT and add the works to your personal collection, which will be the background to the televisions, when not in use, thanks to the artistic features that distinguish the three families of models.For example TheFrame is a TV with a design that takes up a picture, with customizable frames and stand-by modes capable of transforming it into a piece of furniture. As explained by Samsung, those who already own NFT content can add them to the aggregation platform, and use them as a background. The giant also notes that its "intelligent calibration" technology can automatically adjust the TV settings so that the reproduced images match the specifications of digital creation as faithfully as possible. (HANDLE).The giant also notes that its "intelligent calibration" technology can automatically adjust the TV settings so that the reproduced images match the specifications of digital creation as faithfully as possible. (HANDLE).The giant also notes that its "intelligent calibration" technology can automatically adjust the TV settings so that the reproduced images match the specifications of digital creation as faithfully as possible. (HANDLE).
Samsung, Nft as works of art to be displayed on televisions
2022-01-03T17:12:42.228Z
Even in the early 2022, the trend of NFT, the "non-fungible token" certificates that distinguish digital works, continue to be talked about. (HANDLE)