September 6 (Portaltic/EP) –
Hisense has showcased its latest advances in entertainment, with the Hisense U7 and E7 PRO televisions, and Xbox-certified products such as the C2 Ultra 4K Mini Laser Projector, as well as unveiling its new home appliances with the KitchenFit refrigerators.
The Chinese technology company has presented its latest developments at IFA 2024 in Berlin, which include home products designed to combine sustainability, technology and innovation, with the best design, including devices for entertainment as well as for the kitchen.
In terms of its entertainment products, the company has stressed its intention to offer users “a complete gaming experience” thanks to its screens. To this end, it has pointed to its gaming partnership with the role-playing title Black Myth: Wukong and its Xbox-certified products.
In this regard, Hisense has unveiled its latest large screens for entertainment, including the Hisense U7 and E7 PRO televisions, which feature features such as the 144 Hz PRO gaming mode for an immersive experience.
In addition, within the framework of the fair, the company has included in its stand a 100-inch television that will bring the world of Black Myth: Wukong to life, so that visitors can appreciate the gaming experience offered by the company, with vibrant colors, high quality details and action sequences in 4K resolution.
HISENSE PREMIUM LASER PROJECTOR
Continuing with its gaming entertainment devices, Hisense has introduced its new Xbox-certified Hisense Premium Laser Projector.
The partnership with video game company Xbox aims to “elevate the gaming and entertainment experience at home with cutting-edge laser display technology,” the company explained.
Hisense’s PX3-PRO Laser Cinema Projector received ‘Designed for Xbox’ certification earlier this year. Now, the company has announced that this model is joined by the Hisense C2 Ultra 4K Mini Laser Projector, which has also received the same certification.
To showcase the C2 Ultra projector’s capabilities, Hisense has recreated an experience zone at the show where users can play the Xbox title Sea of Thieves. They will be able to experience the model’s versatile 360º horizontal and 135º vertical angle adjustment, allowing it to project onto any surface. In addition, its brightness of up to 3,000 lumens and its 2000:1 contrast ratio will also be on display.
The C2 Ultra 4K Laser Projector also features Auto Low Latency Mode and MEMC technology, ensuring smooth, lag-free gaming with a refresh rate of up to 240 frames per second.
This model also features IMAX Enhanced and Dolby Vision certifications, which provide users with a cinematic viewing experience “perfect for long gaming sessions,” the company says.
NEW KITCHENFIT REFRIGERATORS
In the field of household appliances, Hisense has presented its new KitchenFit series of refrigerators, made up of different models designed to meet the needs of different types of homes.
These new refrigerators, among other features, incorporate new features such as a smart screen for food control and other functions, as well as antibacterial protection technology and an ice and water dispenser.
Furthermore, the KitchenFit series refrigerators allow two or more Hisense products to be combined to increase their capacity and personalise their storage, better adapting to the needs of each user. According to the manufacturer, they have been designed with stylised shapes that facilitate their integration into any kitchen.
FUTURE OF THE SMART HOME WITH CONNECTLIFE
Finally, the company has unveiled its ConnectLife platform, with which it aims to improve the user experience “by turning everyday interaction with household appliances into a fluid and intuitive experience.”
As he explained, this platform also promotes an environmentally friendly approach, as it allows for an intelligent connection with household appliances that provides better energy efficiency. In other words, it provides users with a way to control refrigerators, ovens and dishwashers with a single touch through their smartphones.
As Hisense has exemplified, users can access useful functions in everyday life, such as tracking the status of their purchases, preheating the oven remotely and even scheduling cleaning cycles after meals.
The company also said that this helps prevent food waste, makes meal preparation easier and ensures that the optimal programs are used for each wash load.
In addition to all this, the ConnectLife platform also combines smart home devices with smart TVs, making them a central point in the smart home ecosystem.
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