Foudn it.  You're right, it does address the PS4.  But I don't see why.   The color depth is actually nothing but standard RGB.   The problem is that most displays produce white via  very poor method.   All this does is enable a better method of white display.  It doesn't matter what the source device is so long as it can output RGB.

That additional color gamut you see in the pic isn't additional color from the source unit but adidtional color the display can show.

In other words, most displays srhink the color gamut of RGB itself so it doesn't produce the full range the source device is sending.  This display tech just allows more of that of that RGB signal to be properly shown.

Its an improvment (Over LCD/LED). It gives you an almost OLED like color range with LCD/LED technology. While not superior to OLED its better than whats currently here.

But I guess it will be obsolete once Samsung/LG release mass market OLED TVs.

It's an improvement over LCD-displays with WHITE backlight. The article already says, it is a try to get the color range of LCDs with RGB backlight (meaning three distinct backlight-colors for the different subpixels), so it is NOT better than LCDs with RGB-backlight. And it is probably not better than these Sharop-thing with a fourth yellow subpixel for better colors.

Yes with white backlights like most TVs have. What normal TV has proper RGB Backlighting ? Fourth yellow subpixel ? Well no clue, sounds interesting. Sharp seems to manufacture really advanced Displays. Sony doesn't even make their own panels right ?

So they have to deal with whatever they get.

Yes with white backlights like most TVs have. What normal TV has proper RGB Backlighting ? Fourth yellow subpixel ? Well no clue, sounds interesting. Sharp seems to manufacture really advanced Displays. Sony doesn't even make their own panels right ?

So they have to deal with whatever they get.