Enjoy Greater Quality and Reliability by Going with a TV Designed for the Outdoors

Now that the cold weather is fully receding from view, you're ready to dust off those patio chairs and take the cover off the pool. Then, it’s time to brainstorm ways to make your outdoor spaces even more fun. As you look for ways to make these areas more entertaining, bringing out a TV for watching sports or hosting movie nights under the stars is a popular choice.

Even though it is tempting to bring out an indoor TV for the summer, it’s the worst thing you could do for the outdoor entertainment in your Baton Rouge, LA home. Relying on an indoor TV will lead to voided warranties and poor performance. Instead, you should go with a dedicated outdoor TV like the Samsung Terrace TV when bringing your favorite entertainment outside.

Outdoor Speakers and TVs Create the Immersive Experience You Need for Tailgate Parties

Everybody loves watching a live game at the stadium. The roar of the crowd, the concessions, and of course, the triumph of victory as you celebrate with friends – they all come together to create a thrilling event. But what if you can’t be there? We have a solution: Throw a tailgate party at your home in New Orleans, LA. A backyard outdoor entertainment system with TVs and speakers takes game watching to a whole new level.

We’re not talking about two speakers hanging on the walls or an indoor TV you put outside. We have something much better than that in mind. Transform your back yard into tailgate “party central” with a complete backyard sound system and 4K TVs that are meant for outdoor environments. Read more to see why an outdoor entertainment system is a perfect choice for your home.

The newest technology in TVs is clearly 4K...no pun intended!  That's because 4K (aka Ultra HD) is simply HD quality at twice the number of pixels both horizontally AND vertically.  So 4K is HD resolution multiplied times four!  Put another way, 4K compresses four times the pixels in the same amount of space that Hi Def does.

Why is that important?  Well, if you prefer smaller screens and have a smaller room where you watch TV, its not important, quite frankly.  But the clear trend is people buying ever larger TVs.

Some TVs might feel like jumbotrons in an ordinary room!  But that kind of size is what it takes to have a great media room or home theater experience.  The problem is when the same number of HD pixels are stretched over  increasingly larger formats, the appearance can become ever so slightly grainier.  4K solves that!  There's also 8K out there that doubles resolution yet again to near IMAX clarity, but that's another story.

Like any newly released technology, most media content isn't yet formatted for that resolution, but the content IS already out there.  Blu-rays are already capable of 4K content but nearly all agree the future of the 4K advancement is in streaming video.  Netflix, which already shoots its successful original series, House of Cards, in 4K recently offered that it plans to deliver 4K content within the next two years.  Sony already has a big investment in 4K by way of the cameras they sell to the movie and television industries and the projectors they produce for theaters.

So 4K is not a fad, but neither is it for everyone right now.  Still, when you consider "upsizing" your video experience, you will definitely want to keep 4K as a strong contender in your plans.