Samsung unveils 130-inch micro RGB TV at CES 2026
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While most brands are still getting to grips with simple RGB implementations of these next-gen screen technologies, Hisense is already adding a fourth color dimension.
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I saw Sony’s RGB Mini-LED display up-close, and it looks like the next-gen TV technology to beat
Although Sony has yet to reveal its TV lineup for 2025, the manufacturer is already giving an official glimpse at what to expect in the 2026 product roadmap: RGB Mini-LED. Joining the likes of Hisense, Sony is betting on colored backlighting being the next ...
Forward-looking: Sony has unveiled a new display technology called General RGB LED Backlight Technology, which is expected to improve how colors are presented on screens. This approach replaces traditional blue LEDs in mini-LED TVs with RGB LEDs, allowing ...
RGB Mini LED and Micro RGB TVs improve LCD picture quality with higher brightness and wider color gamut, but still face LCD limits. Learn about models, prices, and OLED comparisons. Buying a TV in 2025 isn’t as simple as picking between OLED and LCD.
The evolution of TV tech seems to move at a lightning pace. But if you already keep your eyes peeled for the latest AV trends, you may have already heard of RGB Mini LED. Those are bold claims indeed, but it is true that RGB Mini LED has some clear benefits.
LED TVs are about to get a lot better. As demonstrated by Hisense and to some extent Samsung at CES 2025, a new backlight technology called RGB LED is poised to improve the quality and efficiency of TVs that use LED backlights and LCD panels to work their ...
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I don’t like the term “OLED Killer.” It’s been beaten to death, and is now pretty much clickbait. Only once, recently, I applied the term to a TV, mentioning it only to stoke discussion. But I think I have found a real potential OLED killer.
This massive LED display was assembled on a PVC banner (it can be rolled up!) measuring 2m by 1.5m, it boasts well over 6000 pixels, and as you can see from the photo — looks fantastic. We recently published a post on How Many LEDs are Too Many, which ...
Today, consumers in the market for a new TV are often dazzled by the sheer number of options available in the market. Alongside individual TV models, buyers are also expected to understand the complexities of different display technologies before ...