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Quattron Technology
Leading-edge Technology for the Beauty of Nature and the Beauty of Art
Sharp’s leading-edge liquid crystal technology has produced the revolutionary Quattron panel, as first in the industry.
It employs a four-colour filter that adds yellow (Y) to the three primary colours of red, green and blue (RGB), expanding the colour gamut and faithfully rendering nearly all colours that can be discerned with the unaided human eye, especially golden yellow. Combined with Sharp’s X-Gen panel that applies UV2A technology, the displays deliver an unprecedented high-quality picture as well as reduce energy consumption with an LED backlight.
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Conventional RGB Panel
6,220,000 dots (1,920 x 1,080 x 3)
New Quattron Panel Technology
8,294,400 dots (1,920 x 1,080 x 4)
X-Gen Panel
Next-Generation LCD Panels with Newly Developed UV2A * Technology
The next-generation panels in AQUOS models are produced using Sharp’s uniquely developed UV2A* photo-alignment technology. This technology achieves a higher contrast ratio by enhancing light efficiency and eliminating backlight leakage, to achieve a high contrast ratio, delivering the deepest black as well as the brightest white.
*The feature varies depending upon models / regions.
*Ultraviolet-induced multi-domain vertical alignment (UV2A) is a manufacturing method in which UV light is used for precision control of liquid crystal molecules to ensure uniform alignment in specific directions.
Colour Reproduction
AQUOS Delivers Impressively Advanced Picture Quality
The 4-colour system adds yellow reproduction to the conventional primary colours of red, green, and blue (RGB plus Y). This markedly enhanced yellow reproduction provides an unprecedented wide range in gradations, to deliver colours just as they are in nature. Compared with the conventional 3 primary colour panel's 6.2 million dots, the more than 8 million dots of the 4 primary colour system deliver greater precision with unprecedented colour expression through the addition of yellow.
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