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What's a Full HD monitor? The simple answer is one with 1080p image resolution. Butthere's more to know than just that. Here's a simple tutorial to help you decide ifFull HD - or other options such as plain HD or QHD or UHD - is the best option foryour new computer monitor.
When it comes to display screens, the more pixels the better. Why? Because all elsebeing equal, an image with more pixels can be can be displayed at larger sizeswithout suffering picture degradation.
Here are the four most popular types of display definitions today. All of them have16:9 aspect ratios and qualify as high resolution displays, but to varying degrees:
Note that Quad HD offers four times the resolution as regular HD, and Ultra HD/4Koffers four times the resolution as Full HD.
There's another type of HD, called 4K, that's specific to movie theater and cinematicdisplays and has slightly higher pixel totals (it uses an even wider, 256:135 aspectratio). Yet many consumer-level manufacturers use the terms Ultra HD and 4Kinterchangeably. Similarly, the term HD is sometimes used to describe both 720p and1080p displays, but the term Full HD is used only to describe 1080p-level models.
So, what should you choose? HD or Full HD or Quad HD or Ultra HD/4K? The answerdepends on how you plan to use your new monitor or laptop:
HD (720p): HD displays account for less total market share each year, butthey're still a good choice if a lower price is important and the demand for highresolution is not. With better options out there, avoid simple HD monitors for close-up office work, gaming and advanced streaming.
Full HD (1080p): Full HD displays dominate the market and have for years beenthe accepted standard for most home and office uses. They're ideally suited forbasic gaming needs, video streaming from services like Netflix and Hulu, andwatching DVDs and online videos.
Quad HD (1440p): Quad HD displays are gaining popularity with gamers who wantmore pixels than with Full HD but don't want to pay for Ultra HD. They're also idealfor editing photos and videos taken with today's advanced smartphones, whichtypically capture at resolutions higher than 1080p.
Ultra HD/4K (2160p): Ultra HD/4K displays provide stunning visual quality foradvanced computer gaming, photo editing, watching films and more. However, manycomputer graphics cards do not yet fully support Ultra HD, so make sure the monitortechnology you buy is supported by your system.