Multi-primary color display

Multi-primary color display

Multi-primary color display is a display that contains an additional primary colors to the standard RGB colors - cyan, magenta, and yellow. This technology, in theory, could reproduce all color gamut which the human eye can see.

Quattron

In 2010, Sharp introduced Quattron, an LCD television with an additional yellow pixel color.[1]

References

  1. ^ Sharp Expands Its TV Color Palette

External links

GENOA Color Technologies


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