{"id":26494,"date":"2022-12-29T16:29:15","date_gmt":"2022-12-29T16:29:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/12\/29\/samsungs-new-fridge-might-have-a-bigger-screen-than-your-pc\/"},"modified":"2022-12-29T16:29:15","modified_gmt":"2022-12-29T16:29:15","slug":"samsungs-new-fridge-might-have-a-bigger-screen-than-your-pc","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mailinvest.blog\/index.php\/2022\/12\/29\/samsungs-new-fridge-might-have-a-bigger-screen-than-your-pc\/","title":{"rendered":"Samsung\u2019s New Fridge Might Have a Bigger Screen Than Your PC"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Smart refrigerators have been around for years now, and they\u2019ve continued to get larger and more feature-packed. Samsung is hoping you\u2019ll finally buy one after making the screen massive.<\/p>\n

Samsung announced today in a Korean press release that it will show off a \u201cBespoke Refrigerator Family Hub Plus\u201d (direct translation) at CES 2023. The smart fridge is similar to the company\u2019s existing line of Bespoke refrigerators, which can be customized during the order process to use different colors and materials in the panels. Some of the fridges ship with Family Hub<\/a>, a touchscreen panel that shows what is stored inside, manage family calendars, stream music, see security camera footage, and other functions.<\/p>\n

The Family Hub touch screen usually maxes out at 21.5 inches, roughly double the size of a typical 9 or 10-inch tablet screen, but the new version has a much larger 32-inch screen. It takes up almost the entire right panel of the fridge.<\/p>\n

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Just like with previous models, Samsung wants the screen to serve as a central billboard for your family, a control panel for smart home devices, and a way to quickly access the fridge\u2019s smart features. There\u2019s a panel for managing SmartThings devices like lights, blinds, switches, and sensors, and it can show images from a shared Google Photos library \u2014 like a cloud-powered version of sticking printed photos on the fridge with magnets.<\/p>\n

There are also features with more\u2026 questionable<\/em> utility. For one, the touchscreen panel supports Samsung TV Plus<\/a>, an ad-supported streaming service. Samsung says that could be helpful for playing music channels or news, which probably don\u2019t require you to stand in front of your fridge for a while.<\/p>\n

Samsung didn\u2019t mention availability or pricing for the new fridge, but we\u2019ll likely hear about that at CES 2023 in January. The press release mentioned the United States a few times, so it will probably head to the US at some point. Hopefully, it has Twitter<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Source: Samsung News<\/a>
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