< IMG SRC = "/Uploads/Blogs/D0/C0/IB-FQVT2SDO5_9EA2A6BB.jpg" Alt = "Sony presented the technology of displays that is not inferior to OLED"/> < P > Sony announced its new displays technology, which combines signal processing, control of individual RGB LEDs and high -end illumination.
~ ~ < P > It is not oled-technology to be clear, but Sony claims that it is not inferior to quality, and in some aspects even exceeds it. Brave settings allows red, green and blue LEDs to work independently from each other, which in turn provides bright and accurate colors, as well as coating wide range of colors even on large screens.
~ ~ < P > The exact control of the backlight also helps the display to convey gentle shades and light gradations. According to Sony, movies with deep black tones, precise light gradients and thin colors look stunning.< P > The new system of independent RGB LEDs covers 99% of DCI-P3 color space and about 90% ITU-R BT.2020. Peak brightness in zones exceeds 4000 kd/m & sup2;, which provides excellent content quality in HDR format.
< p > Sony states that accurate backlight management solves some problems inherent in modern OLED panels: no rewarding, no details in dark scenes are lost, there are no difficulties with reflection of intermediate shades.
< p > Sony collaborates with MediaTek to create control processors, with Rohm for LED drivers and Sanan Optoelectronics for the LEDs themselves. Sony plans to introduce new technology into consumer TVs and professional displays to create content that should start this year.