The firm's 'Family Hub' refrigerator, unveiled today at CES in Las Vegas, will be able to help you do everything from message your family to virtually shop for food.

It was revealed alongside a host of new products, including a smart oven you can control with your phone and a range of SUHD TVs, which feature 10-Bit Quantum Dot displays.

The heart of the 'Family Hub' fridge is a 21.5 inch full HD LCD resolution screen located on the upper right exterior door.

The huge screen allows you to use your phone to post, calendars, pin photos, share kids' works of art, and leave notes.

One of the most impressive features is the addition of three cameras inside the fridge capture an image every time the door closes.

You can then access those images anytime using your smartphone and take a peek inside your fridge.

'Even if you're at the store and forget to check on what you need for dinner that night, the Samsung Smart Home app can take a look inside your Family Hub fridge,' Samsung says. 

Users can also use the refrigerator to do an online shopping, as well as manage recipes and compile and share shopping lists.

To do this, Samsung has teamed up with Mastercard. 

Betty Devita, chief commercial officer of Mastercard, said; 'I've been testing this innovation in my home for a few weeks, and it's made me realise how connected we all are.'

'At launch we will have access to online shopping at Freshdirect and Shop Right.'

But it's not just designed to be a smarter fridge. Samsung also wants the device to act as an entertainment hub.

It offers options for music streaming to play through its built-in speaker or connect to your Bluetooth wireless speakers.

You can also watch TV using something known as 'Screen mirroring' with your Samsung Smart TV.

It will be available this spring, although a price has yet to be announced.

'Samsung has strongly reinvigorated the home appliance space with fresh thinking and functionality that have taken appliances from a 'need' to a 'want,' said said John Herrington, Senior Vice President, General Manager of Home Appliances, Samsung Electronics America.

Samsung also unveiled a new range of smart ovens that allows you to use your phone to preheat and adjust oven cooking temperatures while you're out of the house.

Alongside this, it added something known as AddWash to its 2016 washing machine range.

If you've left out a dirty sock, AddWash lets you add items after the wash has started. You can push a pause button and then add the missing item.

It will be available this spring in three new models.

Samsung Electronics also unveiled two new additions to its Samsung Notebook 9 series for 2016 – a 15-inch and 13.3-inch laptop.

The New Samsung Notebook 9 series will be available in two colours, Iron Silver and Modern Pink, in select markets starting in early 2016. There are currently no plans to launch in the UK.

Samsung has also partnered with Microsoft to incorporate Windows 10 into its Galaxy Tab design.

'It will be the thinnest and lightest 2 and 1 tablet on the market today,' the company said. 'It is designed to move with you, and be carried around all day.' 

(dailymail.co.uk)