in 21.5" iMacs (last Intel based), and some monitors from Eizo among others. Real computer screens with an actual horizontal video resolution of 4096 pixels do also exist, e.g. It could also be discussed whether computer screens should adopt marketing terms used to sell televisions. or at least not before "4K UHD" happened. Note also that there has never been any similar conflation between the DCI standard "2K" and the TV standard "Full HD". The monikers "4K UHD" and "4K/UHD" came about as a way to avoid confusion between real 4K and UltraHD. and to make it clear for them that the new "Ultra HD" format was what had come out of the "4K" development, some TV manufacturers, first among them being Sony, started to market their Ultra HD televisions as "4K". MSIs Quantum Dot Gaming Monitors leverage a Quantum Dot layer between the backlight and LCD for unparalleled color reproduction. Then the industry's standards body changed its mind, to instead double the resolution from Full HD.īut enthusiasts had followed the development. This got a lot of interest in the enthusiast press. What happened was that the TV industry was supposed to release a 4K format: a real 4K format, with 4096 pixels horizontal resolution like the DCI standard.
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