HKC announces the launch of the world's first RGB-Mini LED display M10 Ultra, with 100% coverage of the four major color gamuts

According to news on December 12, HKC (Huike) announced today that HKC has launched the world's first RGB-Mini LED display - M10 Ultra. From "single light control" to "simultaneous control of light and color", it "not only displays images, but also reshapes light." As of the time of publication by IT Home, this monitor has not yet been put on JD.com.

Unlike traditional Mini LED, RGB-Mini LED does not use a single white or blue LED as the backlight source. It directly integrates Mini LED chips of the three primary colors of red (R), green (G), and blue (B) into the backlight module.

This means that when the screen needs to display red, the backlight system only needs to light up the red light chip, and there is no need to pass white light through the color filter to obtain red, fundamentally avoiding the light energy loss and color crosstalk problems caused by light filtering in the traditional solution.

According to Global Network, HKC M10 Ultra adopts 4788 independent light control partitions to coordinate RGB The three-color independent control algorithm builds a micron-level "light and color control" matrix, which greatly suppresses the halo phenomenon common in traditional Mini LEDs in high-contrast scenes, allowing LCD displays to have deep black field performance comparable to OLEDs for the first time.

In addition, RGB-Mini LED not only improves picture quality, but also brings improvements in energy efficiency. Hisense official data shows that its RGB-Mini LED TV can reduce energy consumption by more than 20% compared to QD-OLED TV and traditional Mini LED solutions.. The peak brightness of the HKC M10 Ultra display has reached an astonishing 1,600 nits, while the full-screen brightness can also be maintained at 1,000 nits, providing a strong hardware foundation for the presentation of HDR content.