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My understanding is those outdoor TVs are also brighter than indoor TVs. So

if you plan on using it during daylight hours, consider how bright that area is. Maybe do a trial run with an indoor TV when your porch has the most light.

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Posted: 07/29/2020 at 4:44PM

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