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I know to continue these because that I
think these topics are fairly
interesting and I would like to hear
ideas for future topics as well but the
one I want to talk about here is screen
resolutions that was a very very
confusing topic back in the day you
might be thinking what great come on
like okay 1080p we all know 1080p is
1920 by 1080 right that's a 16 by 9
aspect ratio if you divide 1920 by 1080
it's the equivalent of 16 over 9 okay so
1080p that's that's what that is that's
literally the number of pixels going
from the top to the bottom of the screen
well it gets more confusing that because
that's regarded this full HD right so if
we move on to something like 1440p that
ratio I wrote this now to make sure I
didn't say it wrong
the 1440p pixel dimensions are 2560 by
1440
okay now that ratio still comes out to
sixteen over nine right but you have
more pixels packed into the screen so
your resolutions gonna be higher it's
preferable right you want to have a
higher resolution screen
well that that resolution 1440p is
technically quad HD now you're thinking
okay well quad HD so that means that
it's four times the resolution of HD so
isn't that 4k well no it's not and
that's why I was confused for a long
time because I would see even phones
come out with quad HD screens and I
would think wow they're packing 4k
resolutions into really really small
screens that's crazy and I know they are
actually now like the the Sony Xperia z5
I think is a 4k HD scree
a few others but but a few years ago
that was like unheard of why is it
called quad-hd if it's not actually four
times resolution of HD well that's just
it it actually is and it goes back to
the roots of HD the definition of HD
when it comes to screen resolutions is
720p so we're saying 1280 by 720 is
actually the definition of high
definition
so 1080p is actually an improvement on
regular HD and that's why we call 1080p
full-hd so when you see f HD sometimes
it's called or it'll just say full high
definition
that's 1080p but now sometimes you'll
see a screen that'll say high definition
that could be 720p so you want to check
the dimensions to make sure that the
screen you're looking at has the
dimensions that the pixel dimensions
that you're expecting it to have you
don't to be undersold and get a 720p
screen when you thought you were getting
a 1080p screen that would kind of suck
so keep that in mind always double check
the screen resolution in actual numbers
don't just take it for at its face value
its HD because it could just be 720p and
that would not be false advertising
because 720p is is HD not fully 2d but
it is HD so 1080p is Full HD and then
above that is 1440p and that's quad HD
so it's called quad HD because it's four
times the resolution of 720p so if you
take for 720p screens and stack them one
next to each other and then two on top
of those screens
that's quad HD that is the 2560 by 1440
resolution so that makes sense now
right so it's called quad HD because
it's based on 720p which is the actual
definition of HD so four times the
resolution of 720p is quad HD and then
lastly we move on to 4k 4k is four times
the resolution of 1080p so four times
the full HD resolution is 4k which is 38
3840 by 2160 so if you take 2 to 1080p
screens and stack them next to each
other and then take two more and stack
them atop those two that's 4k so you see
4k is actually much much higher in
resolution than 1440p is
even though 1440p is still defined as
quad-hd so what I want you to take away
from this I know it's not a long video
but I wanted to make the distinction
between these four different types and
why they're called what they're called
when you're looking for screens and
looking at on a phones or anything else
that has a screen resolution double
check the actual the actual dimensions
of the screen in terms of pixels just
because it says HD that doesn't mean
that it's going to be 1080p just because
it says that it's four times the
resolution of HD that doesn't mean it's
going to be 4k in fact in most cases I
don't mean quad HD which is actually
lower resolution than 4k it's it's
significantly lower if you ask some
people so keep those things in mind I
just wanted to kind of let you guys know
about this I'm sure a lot of you already
knew but those are the different
classifications of HD so you start with
HD 720p Full HD at 1080p quad HD 1440p
and 4k at four times the resolution of
1080p so with that if there's anything
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