UHD (Ultra High Definition)
UHD refers to Ultra High Definition and describes the resolution of a screen. Therefore, a panel that is UHD capable has a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. Compared to the Full HD standard, this results in four times as many pixels. Thus, more details and a better degree of sharpness can be displayed on the display. UHD is particularly suitable for high-quality content like movies and video games.
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