DEHCO, TCL launch health care LCD TV product

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Jul 13 2011

TCL picks DEHCO Commercial to distribute its line of LCD TVs to the health care industry. DEHCO Commercial has combined their HC20 technology with LCD TVs made by TCL. The result is a pillow-speaker-ready (Intertek listed) TV system priced 30 to 40% below what is typically spent on health care TVs.

Both DEHCO and TCL are excited about this new development and see it as a testament to the quality and safety of their health care TV product.

"We provide an excellent value for hospitals and post acute facilities looking to upgrade to a highly reliable brand name TV with a lower acquisition cost," says Steve Olson, General Manager of DEHCO Oregon. "We offer a better, more dependable TV of consistent quality that has been tested and proven to exceed UL health care safety standards."

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