Overview
- Sony confirmed the 'True RGB' name for its RGB Mini‑LED backlight and showed a press demo with real‑time per‑diode mapping observed by Tom’s Guide.
- Each LED uses three separate red, green, and blue diodes that Sony controls individually to produce more accurate color and finer light control.
- Sony described heat mapping and advanced control algorithms that manage power use and curb cross‑talk, which helps reduce color blooming.
- In spot tests reported by Tom’s Guide, the demo approached 4,000 nits of peak brightness and held color well off‑angle while using less energy than rival RGB Mini‑LEDs.
- Sony says the tech is still in development and is planned for a future consumer TV to address OLED limits in brightness and large‑screen scaling.