Today Sony is announcing the development of a new type of TV display that uses individual RGB LEDs for its backlighting. While Sony currently sells high-end Mini LED TVs alongside OLED models, this ...

Hisense debuted the first RGB mini-LED at CES, but Sony has now shown us its supremely impressive prototype version.

The LED light modules in conventional LED and mini-LED TVs emit blue light that passes through filters to create full-color images. RGB LED tech, in contrast, uses LED modules with individual red ...

A compact and powerful RGB LED fill light with full-colour effects, Bluetooth control, and multiple power options.

it still involves some inherent limitations in colour accuracy and light loss due to the filtering and conversion process. RGB mini LED TVs elegantly improve colour performance by incorporating ...

an RGB Mini-LED system takes a different approach — each pixel doesn’t just get brightness, it gets color directly from the backlight itself. Instead of relying on a single white light source ...

It effectively replaces the existing blue LEDs in a mini-LED TV with RGB LEDs. This lets the backlight ... shining through as much light as and where it's needed. This is great for HDR highlights ...

Mini-LED LCDs use hundreds or thousands of miniature ... colors with higher purity and trueness. By allowing each RGB color to emit light independently, the technology achieves high color purity ...

This blue light not only creates all the blue light ... Sony's advancement here is RGB mini-LEDs, which are typically just one color, usually blue (more on this in a moment).

As of today, Sony has officially put its hat in the RGB TV ring. Unlike more traditional LED TVs that use white or blue LEDs (or the tinier mini-LEDs) that light up display layers like color ...

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 ...