'The Frame Disney100 Edition' is available now in 55, 65 and 75 inches with a special bezel, 100 pieces of art from Disney and a remote made to look like Mickey Mouse.

The limited edition version of The Frame is launched to commemorate Disney’s 100th anniversary.  It has bezels in the Disney100 signature color, platinum silver metal, and a Disney startup logo, says Samsung.


 The Frame-Disney100 Edition. Photo: Samsung

- "We are thrilled to offer this one-of-a-kind edition of The Frame to celebrate Disney’s landmark 100th anniversary," said Cheolgi Kim, EVP of Visual Display Business, Samsung Electronics. 

- "These collaborations serve as an exciting way to spotlight The Frame’s distinct features, which revolutionized how we use our screens and consume content. We hope this unique edition of The Frame allows more people to experience the wonderful viewing experience the TV has to offer."


100 pieces of art
The TV comes with 100 special pieces of art from the Disney collection covering a long list of movies and characters from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios, Marvel, Lucasfilm and National Geographic. The regular art store with digitized versions of classic art is also accessible.

This includes Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Toy Story, Star Wars, Ratatouille, The Mandalorian, Encanto, Marvel characters, and more.


 The Frame Disney100 Edition comes bundled with a Mickey Mouse remote. Photo: Samsung

A matte LCD panel
As for the display in The Frame, it is a conventional LCD panel with 4K resolution and matte AG coating to make art look more like art. It works as a normal TV for watching movies and playing games but the special coating will reduce contrast in many environments.

Arch rival LG has reacted to the success of Samsung's The Frame by launching a line of OLED TVs with built-in artwork.

The Frame Disney100 Edition is available now from samsung.com in limited quantities in 55, 65 and 75 inches for $1700, $2200 and $3200, and similar pricing in other regions.


 The Frame Disney100 Edition. Photo: Samsung