Ultra High Definition (UHD)

Ultra High Definition (UHD) refers to a high-resolution video standard that provides sharper, more detailed images than traditional HD. Typically, UHD displays have a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, which is four times the pixels of Full HD (1080p). This increased pixel count results in clearer, crisper pictures with more detail, especially noticeable on larger screens. UHD is commonly used in modern TVs, monitors, and streaming content, enhancing the viewing experience by delivering richer visuals with better color accuracy and depth.