It was back in September last year that Samsung unveiled the unorthodox Serif TV. It has collaborated with French designers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec on this TV, the idea was to make it feel more like a piece of furniture than a big display that's mounted on the wall and never really appreciated for its design once it's up there. It went on sale in the United States four months ago and now Samsung wants you to know that Oprah has selected the Serif TV as one of her Favorite Things for 2016.
Samsung sent out a full press release basically congratulating itself on making it to Oprah Winfrey’s Favorite Things for the 2016 holiday season list published in the O, The Oprah Magazine. Samsung says that the Serif TV has been recognized by Oprah for its unique design which blends harmoniously in the home. If you're unaware as to why this list holds importance allow me to give you some background. Oprah and the editors of O, The Oprah Magazine compile a list of outstanding products released throughout the year every holiday shopping season. It's “one of the most respected annual gift guides in the world,” says Samsung.
“Whatever you’re binge-watching looks better on this truly elegant smart TV, which your guests just might mistake for modern art,” Winfrey said, “Whether on a counter or on its stand, this TV isn’t just a pretty face: It has apps, a full web browser, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and so much more.”
So now that the Samsung Serif TV has Oprah's ringing endorsement, would you consider spending $1,500 on it? Yes, that's what it costs in the United States.
