HD Televisions

High-definition (HD) televisions for healthcare settings can withstand frequent, heavy use in hospital rooms, assisted-care facilities, and similar environments. They typically come with digital rights-management (DRM) technology and may be able to integrate with pillow speakers, education content systems, and other compatible technology used in patient-care facilities.

Prosumer and entry-level commercial high-definition televisions provide longer life in frequent, high-use settings than standard consumer TVs. They are suitable for use in a range of commercial settings, such as break rooms.

High-definition (HD) televisions for correctional and behavioral-health facilities are typically tamperproof and have a clear body so that guards and staff can check that the TVs aren't being used to hide contraband. These TVs are used in prisons, behavioral-health institutions, and similar facilities where inmates or patients are at risk of harming themselves or others.

Outdoor high-definition (HD) televisions have a large display and a very high brightness and contrast ratio that allows them to be used outdoors in full or partial sun. The TVs can withstand rain, dust, and extreme temperatures and have fully enclosed or enclosable housings for cable connections. They allow businesses to provide TV content in outdoor areas where inclement weather or environmental conditions would damage standard televisions.

Hospitality high-definition (HD) televisions can withstand frequent, heavy use in hotel rooms and similar hospitality settings. They typically come with digital rights-management (DRM) technology and require a compatible setup for installation.