What is 4K (UHD)?
4K (UHD) is the name of a resolution that's 4 times sharper than Full HD. 4K has a minimum sharpness of 3840x2160 pixels, which is more than 8 million pixels in total. This ensures a razor-sharp display of movies, photos, and games. On this page, we explain what 4K is and what the advantages are.
4K
The 4K resolution is an industry standard for movie theaters and is made up of 4,096x2,160 pixels. The difference with UHD is that the row of horizontal pixels is wider because movie theater screens are wider than television screens. Still, 4K is closely intertwined with the TV industry's UHD. During your search for a TV, you can assume that both 4K and UHD refer to the same thing.
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Laurence
Television Expert.