Panasonic has revealed that it is featuring a new OLED panel type in its Z95B Series of TVs that the company claims provides improved brightness, picture accuracy, contrast, and efficiency. Panasonic calls the new panel type the ‘Primary RGB Tandem Panel,’ a four-layer panel manufactured by LG Display.
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“The Z95B series uses the latest next-generation OLED panel with Primary RGB Tandem technology, which employs a four-layer emission structure that refines the wavelength of light and increases color purity, thus enhancing light efficiency by 40 percent,” says Panasonic. “This improvement enables a significant increase in brightness and a broader color volume, delivering even richer, more realistic imagery.”
The new panel adds an additional layer to the structure, which, according to FlatPanelsHD, is the same panel type that LG claimed at one point to achieve 3700 nits. Whether or not this metric will hold up in real-world settings, however, remains to be seen. Additional features in the Z95B Series include what Panasonic is calling its new ‘ThermalFlow’ cooling system, as well as a redesigned Dolby Atmos sound system.
