LG Display has teased a revolutionary gaming monitor that sports the company's new fourth-generation pixel technology and an ...

Xiaomi launches Smart LED Bulb with 16 million colors, Matter support, 806 lumens, and 8.5W power use at €12.99 in Germany.

This is a typical arrangement for a 34-inch ... if you happen to be upgrading from a 60Hz or 144Hz IPS LCD, ... and no KVM switch. RGB-LED lighting is technically included, but it’s so subtle ...

(Image credit: Future) The Z95B OLED, which we previously went hands-on with at CES 2025, leads Panasonic's new range with *deep breath* LG Display's innovative Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel ...

In this paper, a light emitting diode (LED) back-light driving system for liquid crystal display (LCD) panels is proposed. Due to improvement in luminous efficiency, long life and wide color gamut, ...

Referred to by Godox as "a 2650W full-color monster", the Godox KNOWLED MG2400R promises to deliver bright, punchy white and vivid, saturated color all from the single unit.Godox claims that the new ...

One of the most exciting TV technologies showcased at CES 2025 was RGB mini LED displays. Major TV manufacturers like Hisense, Samsung, TCL and now Sony have unveiled their latest TVs, showcasing ...

It builds on Sony’s RGB LED innovations dating back to 2004 and features a 99% DCI-P3 and 90% BT.2020 color gamut coverage. Peak brightness exceeds 4,000 cd/m², matching Sony’s professional ...

Each RGB LED can be brightened or dimmed to push colors beyond what the LCD can show on its own. These LEDs are still based on backlight zones (Samsung said its RGB MicroLED TV has 80,000), so ...

With Sony’s new RGB LED method, each Mini LED backlight zone is made up of a red, green, and blue LED. The core advantage here is that Sony is able to achieve finer control over color without ...

Sony claims that LCD TVs using its new RGB LED tech can be scaled up to ultra-large screen sizes more cost-effectively than OLED TVs, which will allow for the development of 100-inch-plus displays ...

Sony announced its developing RGB Mini-LED displays, and I got to see up-close how it could be the next big thing for the TV market.