Ember Artline debuts as Amazon expands smart TV lineup with art-focused display
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Amazon has announced the Ember Artline, a new lifestyle television that combines a 4K QLED display with an integrated digital art experience and Fire TV functionality.
The company said the TV features a matte screen designed to reduce glare and present artwork with gallery-like quality. It is available for preorder in 55-inch and 65-inch models starting at $899.99, with shipping beginning April 22 in the U.S. and Canada, followed by the UK and Germany in May.
The Ember Artline includes access to more than 2,000 curated art pieces at no additional cost, spanning classical and contemporary works, as well as a selection of exclusive motion video content. Users can also display personal photos through Amazon Photos.
An AI-driven feature called “Match the Room” allows users to upload images of their space and receive artwork recommendations based on color, style and subject matter.
The TV incorporates Amazon’s redesigned Fire TV interface, organizing content across categories such as movies, TV shows, live programming and sports. A Shortcut Panel provides access to connected smart home devices and settings without interrupting viewing.
The device also includes Alexa+, enabling voice-based search, content recommendations and smart home control. Amazon said users can also move content between Fire TV devices using voice commands, beginning with support for Prime Video.
The Ember Artline is part of Amazon’s broader Ember TV lineup, which includes a range of models with integrated Fire TV software across multiple price points and display technologies.




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