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If you want to remind everyone who visits your home of the money you spent on digital art NFTs, you can show them on your TV screen. We are in a world where that is about to become reality, as evidenced by the fact that SAMSUNG is planning extensive support for NFTs beginning with its 2022, TV lineup.
The company said in a press release that the need for a solution to today's fragmented viewing and purchasing landscape has never been greater. The world's first TV screen-based NFT explorer and marketplace Aggregator will be introduced in 2022, allowing you to browse, purchase, and display your favorite art all in one place.
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A preview of the NFT TV platform.
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This platform will allow creators to share their art with the world and allow potential buyers to see it.
Before purchasing an NFT, you should preview it.
Learn about the history of the NFT.
When viewing NFTs on its televisions, the company is paying attention to the details. A smart calibration feature on the TVs will automatically adjust display settings to the creator's preset values, so you can have peace of mind that your work looks perfect. NFTs will get a similar treatment to what you have heard of, like Dolby Vision or Netflix Calibrated Mode.
As the TVs start shipping in the coming months, more details on the NFT platform should be made available. The first major TV manufacturer to support NFTs to such a significant degree is the SAMSUNG. Are we seeing the beginning of a trend? Is there any chance of going back? Maybe your next TV will have some level of NFT integration? We will be covering the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show, called "CES", to see if other companies follow suit.
