A 4K display is one with at least 8 million active pixels. For televisions, that resolution has standardized to 3,840 by 2,160. However you define it, it's four times the number of pixels on a 1080p display, and over 23 times the resolution of standard-definition television. This means 4K is obviously much sharper than 1080p. In the space that a 1080p TV holds a pixel, a 4K TV of the same size can hold four. That makes for a significant jump in clarity, assuming you have native 4K source material to watch in that resolution.

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