Sony has taken the wraps off a new backlight tech for LCD panels known as RGB LED. In really simple terms, it's similar to existing mini-LED backlight tech, such as that offered by the BenQ MOBIUZ ...

Sony has announced a new “next-generation display system” based upon a “high density LED backlight” with individual control over the red, green and blue primary colors. The new display tech is being ...

Sony has introduced a new display system with an independent RGB LED backlight, allowing separate control of red, green, and blue light. This enhances color accuracy and vibrancy, making it suitable ...

Enhancing film production and cinematic experience at home with wider color gamut and higher brightness enables richer color reproduction and subtle shading across its entire brightness range SAN ...

Sony's new High Density RGB LED Backlight technology provides red, green and blue control per LED, allowing for specific colour intensity control. The technology is cheaper and easier to scale than ...

Sony just announced its new display tech that combines proprietary signal processing, individual RGB LED control, and high-density backlight. It's not OLED tech, just so we are on the same page, but ...

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Every few years, we see a new panel technology emerge that promises to change the landscape of TVs as we know it. 4K OLED TVs entered the mainstream in the mid-2010s, and Mini LED followed swiftly ...

Sony Electronics developed the world's first LCD television with a full-array RGB LED backlight in 2004. Since then, Sony has continuously worked to improve the precision of backlight control, gaining ...