A New Way to look at TV

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Reintroduce your eyes to the transformative power of great art. “The Frame” by Samsung is for the common areas of your home because this television is a conversation piece - even when it isn’t on. Choose from a library of 1000+ masterworks or upload your own photography as a screensaver for your television. Its clear, vibrant image is created by using the high concentration of pixels available with the latest QLED technology. Its camouflage made even more convincing because it is matted and framed in your choice of colors. Equipped with features such as timed displays, motion and brightness sensors, and an energy saving mode, this television is a work of art – upgraded. “It makes you feel more immersed. Better quality equipment can give you a better picture and it can be better to listen to. You can see details you wouldn’t otherwise, and hear things you’re not used to being able to listen to. It enhances the overall experience for the viewer,” said Mike Timko, owner of Adirondack Audio and Video.

As satellite systems and streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and others, are adding more and more content that utilizes these higher-resolution capabilities, an easel studio stand and single connecting cord (that leads to a separate box for your wired devices) completes the illusion.

Smart, wireless technology lets you control your home’s synced devices, as well.

Adirondack Audio and Video specializes in streamlining home automation. They invest in constant continuing education and training, to stay in the forefront of the latest advancements. Their in-house drawing service creates clearly organized wiring diagrams, and their multiple installation crews are diligent about being overly clean and cautious when in your home. Their remote service and database of encrypted information backs-up this service, creating the ultimate in ease for their customers.

“Our goal is to make it super easy for you.” S S

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