Overview
- Sony announced True RGB and showed it to reporters, with the first TVs using it planned for Bravia this spring.
- The backlight replaces standard blue LEDs and quantum dots with Mini‑LEDs that house separate red, green and blue diodes, each driven on its own.
- Sony says this design delivers purer colors, higher peak brightness and the largest color volume it has achieved in a home TV.
- In press demos, images showed very little blooming and better off‑angle color, with highlights nearing 4,000 nits while using less energy than rival RGB sets.
- Sony cites proprietary optics, new drive electronics and pro‑monitor algorithms built over two decades of work, and independent lab reviews and proof of mass‑production readiness are still pending.