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Best non-smart TV = Hospitality/Healthcare TVs. Majority are not smart. Expensive compare to regular TVs. Tons of configuration option. You can even change the
by newhotelowner 6y ago
Best non-smart TV = Hospitality/Healthcare TVs.
Majority are not smart. Expensive compare to regular TVs. Tons of configuration option. You can even change the channel numbers like mapping 56.1 to 5.
I think cheapest LG 4k 49in is like $400. High end is like $600.
Since its not a smart TV, you don't need to connect to the internet or update firmware.
- CharlesW 6y agoVery interesting. Does HIPAA compliance require non-smart TVs? Do you have any specific recommendations for how/where to buy these?
- newhotelowner 6y agoNope. They have smart TVs, but they are $100 extra. Also, it will require a robust application and integration so that we can reset it when guest checks out. Which is not available. Most hotels and hospitals doesn't have ethernet near by. Even though half of the models works with iptv (You can assign a channel to a IPTV steam), I don't know anyone who uses it.
- newhotelowner 6y ago> Do you have any specific recommendations for how/where to buy these? I like LG, but its not available online to purchase. You have to go through a vendor (I fucking hate that). You can buy some model online on ebay and other places, but they are expensive. You can search for "pro:idiom TV". pro:idiom is a encryption protocol that TV provider uses. TVs are connected directly to the provider cable without a cable box. Pro:idiom is required for HBO. Its very easy to obtain a digital copy but HBO still requires that their channel must be encrypted.