Display device with novel sub-pixel configuration

A driving device, capable for driving a display panel comprising a plurality of sub-pixel arrays, wherein each of sub-pixel arrays comprises:

• a plurality of first sub-pixels having a first color and forming a plurality of vertexes of a virtual quadrilateral, wherein there is not any other first sub-pixels having the first color located in the virtual quadrilateral;
• at least one second sub-pixel having a second color different from the first color and located in the virtual quadrilateral;
• and at least one third sub-pixel having a third color different from the first color and the second color and located in the virtual quadrilateral, wherein the display panel is divided into a plurality of pixel units each containing at least a part of one of the sub-pixel arrays or one or more of the sub-pixel arrays, wherein the driving device comprises:
• a source driving circuit, having one or more output terminals, wherein each output terminal is configured to output a respective drive voltage for driving sub-pixels belonging to at least one corresponding pixel unit of pixel units among the pixel units of the display panel.

A display device, comprising:

• a display panel, comprising:
• a plurality of sub-pixel arrays, wherein each of sub-pixel arrays comprises:
• a plurality of first sub-pixels having a first color and forming a plurality of vertexes of a virtual quadrilateral, wherein there is not any other first sub-pixels having the first color located in the virtual quadrilateral;
• at least one second sub-pixel having a second color different from the first color and located in the virtual quadrilateral;
• and
• at least one third sub-pixel having a third color different from the first color and the second color and located in the virtual quadrilateral, wherein the display panel is divided into a plurality of pixel units each containing at least a part of one of the sub-pixel arrays or one or more of the sub-pixel arrays;
• and
• a driving device, configured to drive the pixel units on the display panel.