If you think your HDTV is giving you great viewing quality for your favorite TV shows, you clearly haven’t seen them on 4K Ultra HD. Once you do, you’ll never want to go back.
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4K makes HDTV seem so 2012
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Published September 29, 2013
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Do you think your current HDTV is good enough? Then you haven’t experienced the magic that is 4K Ultra HD. 4K is a big buzzword in 2013 and the hot topic at IFA, but it basically means “HDTV, on steroids.”
A 4K Ultra HD display (like a television set) has twice the vertical and horizontal resolution of a typical 1080p HDTV. That means it has four times as many pixels and has a resolution of 3840 pixels x 2160 lines. This means that you can get the clarity you get on your smartphone or tablet — but on the big screen.
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