Sentences with phrase «backlighting black pixels»

Unlike LCD displays, which emit light evenly across the entire panel, AMOLED displays can achieve perfect black by simply not backlighting black pixels.

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Using organic material to create individual light - emitting pixels, there's no need for a backlight, making for slimmer display panels that offer the deepest black levels available.

Unlike LCD this technology illuminates per pixel, rather than using a backlight, which is better for power consumption, ensures richer blacks and an even brighter colour palette.

Black levels are always a weak spot for any LCD panel, as blacks on the display are always going to be a hue of grey because of the inherent illumination of the pixels thanks to the backlight.

Seeing the brightest highlights of HDR footage able to appear just a pixel away from inky blacks without a hint of backlight clouding or compromise in the intensity of the bright areas is an immersive OLED trick that never gets old.

An LCD display must use a backlight, while AMOLED displays can selectively light individual pixels to both save battery and show true black.