Signify delivers the Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K
Signify has delivered the Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K, combining the highest-quality video and light syncing for an immersive gaming, movie and music experience.
The Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box syncs lights to the latest HDMI 2.1 video standard used by gaming devices, such as PlayStation and Xbox, with resolutions up to 8K and refresh rates up to 120Hz.
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“People love to escape the pressures of everyday life by getting lost in their entertainment. We are proud to present the next generation Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K that is compatible with the latest gaming console features that are only starting to come to market, making it a real game changer,” Signify Philips Hue business leader Jasper Vervoort says.
“We’re also introducing new lighting form factors and features, including new Philips Hue Secure features, enabling people to further personalise their homes.”
The Philips Hue Tento and Datura ceiling light ranges are now expanded with square and rectangle designs. Also launching are new Philips Hue Secure features and automations, such as Alexa and Google Home compatibility as well as advanced Philips Hue lighting features in the app for even more personalisation.
Available in both square and rectangle shapes, these shapes feature a frameless profile to enhance the sense of space anywhere in the home, especially in rooms with low ceilings. This panel has two colour-capable and individually controllable lights.
Following the launch of the round shape earlier this year, the Philips Hue Tento ceiling panel is now available in two square shapes to light up any area of the home. Its sleek black or white design blends seamlessly into its surroundings and is easy to install in large closets, garages, and more. The 30cm panel offers white, warm-to-cool white and colour light while the 40cm panel offers warm-to-cool white and colour light.
Philips Hue is extending the Effects collection in the Hue app with four brand-new Effects: Cosmos, Underwater, Enchant and Sunbeam. To get an even richer experience, Effect can now be personalised (existing and new ones) by changing their intensity and base colour for any occasion. For users with larger setups, Philips Hue will upgrade the Hue app to support the integration of multiple Bridges later this year.
In addition to continuous innovations in lights and features, Philips Hue is also launching several app updates and improvements for its integrated security system.
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