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Hisense’s ultra-short throw laser projector is now Xbox certified.

The company claims its triple laser PX3-PRO is the world’s first UST projector to be “Designed for Xbox.” What that means isn’t entirely clear given the Xbox can’t take advantage of the projector’s 240Hz maximum refresh rate.

More useful may be the $3,499.99 PX3-PRO’s ability to automatically optimize its settings for gaming when it detects a console powering up.

A gamer playing Halo projected on a large screen using the Hisense PX3-PRO UST laser projector.
The Hisense PX3-PRO has a maximum refresh rate of 240Hz, but the Xbox doesn’t support it.
Image: Hisense
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