THOUSAND OAKS, California, April 30, 2013 – Studies show that homeowners are more interested now than ever before in upgrading their outdoor living spaces. Whether it’s a modest yet relaxing patio or a backyard paradise to rival a resort, a SunBriteTV all-weather television is the perfect investment in creating the ultimate outdoor setup.
Manufactured in the U.S. and purpose-built to sustain the harshest weather from Miami to Minneapolis, a SunBriteTV is the foundation of any dynamic outdoor entertaining area. According to a survey conducted by the American Institute of Architects, architects experienced a significant increase in client interest in blended indoor/outdoor living in 2012.
“We’ve seen many consumers investing more in their current property to add long-term value,” said Tom Dixon, VP of Marketing, SunBriteTV. “A SunBriteTV is ideal in this situation: our durable outdoor TVs are built to last for years and add value to the property in addition to livening up social gatherings.”
The SunBriteTV Signature Series starts at $1,495 for a 32”, $2,795 (46”), $3,995 (55”) and $6,995 (65”).
All SunBriteTV models withstand temperatures from -24A°F to 122A°F and completely resist rain, humidity, salt corrosion, dust, and insects. Anti-glare screens are specially designed to deliver bright high-definition images in any outdoor climate, any time of day or night.
Every SunBriteTV includes a two-year warranty, a weatherproof remote, and 20 watt built-in speakers.
Optional accessories include a variety of wall-, ceiling- or pole-mount installation solutions, dust covers and FM Radio.
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About SunBriteTV
SunBriteTV’s all-weather televisions have been time-tested in home installations, outdoor sports arena, restaurant and hotel patios and even on military vehicles participating in field operations. All models are available through SunBriteTV’s network of Authorized Dealers. To inquire about becoming an Authorized Dealer, contact SunBriteTV at 866.357.8688, or visit the Dealer Inquiry page at
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