Hisense teams up with Xbox to bring you gaming-ready laser TVs

The Hisense laser TVs are actually laser video projectors

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Published onMarch 26, 2024

published onMarch 26, 2024

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Not long ago, Microsoft made a promise to bring Xbox to every screen. Now, it’s working on ahandheld console, but we wouldn’t imagine that screens are also coming to Xbox.

The Chinese electronics manufacturer Hisense will bring its A-game incutting-edge Laser display technologyto enhance your Xbox gaming experience.

Hisense’s press release doesn’t cover much from the tech specs of the alleged laser TV’s, but we do know that they will be over 100 inch in diagonal:

Hisense aims to provide not only superior products but an entire experience that’s designed specifically for gaming and home entertainment. Our partnership with the Designed for Xbox Program seeks to truly level up the gaming experience and allow people all over the world to enjoy a larger-than-life experience with more than 100-inch of image display.

What are laser TVs and why do I need one for Xbox?

First, we need to make things a bit more clear. What Hisense calls laser TVs are actually short-throw laser video projectors. However, instead of just selling the projector, they also throw in the projection screen which is especially made to optimize the image quality.

The so-called TV display is created especially to work best with the projector and it also features a Hisense patentedambient light rejecting technologythat provides a glare-free picture even if you watch it in a lit environment.

Now, the advantage of a short-throw projector like the ones from Hisense is that it can create a huge 100-120-inch screen from just a couple of inches from the projection screen. And that increases the light output that reaches the screen.

Hisense laser TVs also feature 4K UHD and HDR technology, and MEMC, a technology that minimizes the lag and creates a smooth motion of the elements on the screen. The projectors also have an Auto-Low Latency Mode (ALLM) that automatically detects when you’ve powered on your gaming console and optimizes the settings to provide a lag-free gameplay.

So, that’s what Hisense is bringing up to help your Xbox experience. The Chinese don’t mention what are the products optimized for Xbox, but they will most likely have a green Xbox sticker sayingDesigned for Xboxon it.

Until the new Xbox Hisense laser TVs show up in stores, you can take a look at ourbest 4K projectors selection.

Would you buy a Hisense laser TV for Xbox? Tell us all about it in the comments section below.

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