Sony reveals new display tech with individual RGB LED control

14 March 2025
The new tech challenges OLED panels in some aspects.

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  • 9 hours ago

jiyen235, 10 hours agoThis is something that others are using as well, Hisense an... moreHow much are you getting paid to post here?

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    • Anonymous
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    • 9 hours ago

    jiyen235, 10 hours agoThis is something that others are using as well, Hisense an... moreSony says something that have data to prove.
    You : marketing only. Nothing real

    Chinese company claims something about tech they did not create, but bought.
    You : 😍, everything is oure truth of universe.

    Imx888 ( LYT 800) has 80% of FWC compared to 1". That is more than what 1/1.2" has.
    When imx888 ( and its variant LYT T808) , has less than half of 1" size.

    It is not marketing, it is lab data.. It is 2x more than imx789 that has same size, shape and resolution.
    Mass production was over 1 year after its announcement.

    Anyway, highly doubt you even know what fwc is.

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      • 10 hours ago

      IpsDisplay, 11 hours agoOnce the leds in backlight gets small enough to near per pi... moreit will not, brightness might get a boost, colors and contrast as well, but the response time especially with FALD and for game is gonna be the same. LCD will never reach motion resolution of an oled

        This is something that others are using as well, Hisense and Samsung have it but as always, Samsung has to do something shady! They're using these RGB LEDs/RGB MiniLEDs yet marketing it as MicroLED, which we all know to be COMPLETELY DIFFERENT. MicroLED is per pixel light control like OLED whereas MiniLEDs have small (yet comparatively MASSIVE) individual LEDs, typically hovering around the 500-1000 zone mark rn compared to the 8 million zones that a MicroLED has.

        Anyways, rant aside, this new display tech's main king is gonna be Sony, as always. Their TVs have the best processing, be it OLED or LED. Even with a lower zone count the Sony will be superior to Hisense, TCL or Samsung, due to their immense control of each of the dimming zones. Excited to see this but in no way whatsoever is this going to match OLED, let alone beat it. Last year they said the same thing about the Bravia 9 and now they're acting like the Bravia 9's tech is ancient.

        Don't get fooled by marketing speak. I don't get why Sony always makes these bogus claims, they claim the 1/1.35" Exmor is as good as a 1 incher and they claim these MiniLED TVs are on par/better than OLEDs. Why must they make such misleading claims? Actual enthusiasts know the truth and no normie is going to care anyways so they just hurt their own image. They're the market leader of phone sensors and TV in terms of quality yet they have to keep being shady. That's just sad.

          I wonder how this tech implements PWM

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            • 11 hours ago

            Sony innovating again.

              IpsDisplay, 11 hours agoOnce the leds in backlight gets small enough to near per pi... moreMicroLED with extra steps

                Once the leds in backlight gets small enough to near per pixel like OLED

                Then the picture quality will be virtually the same without any burn in draw back

                The bottleneck will probably be just processing power for the backlit control

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                  • 11 hours ago

                  If it fixes the same type of burin OLEDs have, then I would love to see desktop monitors with this tech.

                  Otherwise no interest because OLED is already a thing.

                    Another Bravia.

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