Is this a Full-Array TV? null

This is as full array as you can get ha ha. Each pixel acts independently. You can't get a better tv currently than OLED. Once you go OLED you don't go back.

This is an OLED TV, meaning each pixel emits its own light rather than having LEDs and lighting zones

Hi Question, Thank you for your inquiry. The A75L uses an OLED display panel. OLED technology is a pixel by pixel controlled backlighting system. This gives it more control of the Backlight than a Full Array television that uses zones of led lights to control multiple pixels. If you are looking for a Full Array TV, we recommend the Sony X93L or the X90L. Experience unparalleled entertainment with pure OLED black and vibrant color, powered by the Cognitive Processor XR. Immerse yourself in the detailed shadows and real-world hues that bring shows, movies, sports, and games to life in stunning detail. Hear all the nuances and clear dialogue in everything you watch with sound coming directly from the screen. -Ralph

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This is as full array as you can get ha ha. Each pixel acts independently. You can't get a better tv currently than OLED. Once you go OLED you don't go back.
Answered by Doug 1 year ago
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This is an OLED TV, meaning each pixel emits its own light rather than having LEDs and lighting zones
Answered by Dennis 2 years ago
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Hi Question, Thank you for your inquiry. The A75L uses an OLED display panel. OLED technology is a pixel by pixel controlled backlighting system. This gives it more control of the Backlight than a Full Array television that uses zones of led lights to control multiple pixels. If you are looking for a Full Array TV, we recommend the Sony X93L or the X90L. Experience unparalleled entertainment with pure OLED black and vibrant color, powered by the Cognitive Processor XR. Immerse yourself in the detailed shadows and real-world hues that bring shows, movies, sports, and games to life in stunning detail. Hear all the nuances and clear dialogue in everything you watch with sound coming directly from the screen. -Ralph
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