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Sonys demo largely verified its claims for its new technology.
Equally impressive was the prototype TVs off-axis picture quality.
The panel structure of a conventional QLED TV with a mini-LED backlight (see below for RGB backlight structure).
Colors looked equally uniform and bright when viewed at extreme angles, and contrast levels were retained.
Another aspect of the demo I found impressive was the anti-reflective screen used for Sonys prototype TV.
Checkmate OLED?
The panel structure of a conventional QLED TV with a mini-LED backlight (see below for RGB backlight structure).
If they can do that while maintaining competitive pricing, OLED will have good reason to sweat.
The structure of Sony’s RGB backlit TV.
A Sony visualization showing the color volume benefits of its new RGB LED backlight tech.
