That’s what Sharp is saying. At CES they introduced QuadPixel technology to the Aquos LCD panels. So what is QuadPixel? The non tech explination is that they have added “Y” to the standard RGB making four pixels in every picture element instead of three.
OK, so now that we’ve got four colors what does that give us? How about 1 trillion colors. Yeah, a trillion is what Sharp is saying. Regular LCDs can render a billion colors so obviously there weren’t enough.
The highlight of Sharp's CES announcements was the introduction of QuadPixel tech
Sharp says QuadPixel TVs will ship in May this year. The LE 920 Series will be available in screen sizes measuring 52 ($3,300), 60 ($4,099) and 68 inches ($6,499).
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