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Polk and Microsoft teaming up for Xbox One-optimized products


This morning, Polk and Microsoft announced that they are teaming up to produce a set of premium audio products for the Xbox One. So far, they’ve revealed an Xbox One-optimized sound bar and headphones.

Expect more info and details from the E3.

 Polk today announced it is working with Microsoft to create premium audio products for the recently announced Xbox One games and entertainment system. A designer and manufacturer of high-performance audio products with a reputation for premium quality entertainment systems for more than 40 years, Polk worked with the Microsoft team to engineer products, including a sound bar and headphones, that are optimized to deliver audio finely-tuned to the new Xbox One experience.

“Our goal with this partnership was to create a sound system that aesthetically complements the Xbox One’s place in the center of the living room and brings to life the fantastic worlds of entertainment through superior audio quality and performance,” said Mark Suskind, vice president of product line development at Polk. “Our teams had a shared vision for excellence and passion for completing the all-in-one entertainment experience of the Xbox One with products that deliver spectacular sound for every scenario.”

Branden Powell, Microsoft director of strategic alliances, remarked, “The Xbox One brings together innovative technology and iconic design, and these are attributes that we identified in Polk’s engineering as well. The collaboration has resulted in audio products that are customized for all-in-one entertainment and that will immerse Xbox One users in brilliant sound, whether they are using the console to play a game, watch TV or a movie, or listen to music.”

Polk products for the Xbox One will be officially launched and on display at E3 on June 11-13 at the Polk booth (#4016).

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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