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How can you desire 3:2 aspect ratio display and 1080p resolution in the same time? 3:2=1.5 and 1920:1080=1.777… or am I missing something?

• greggsy 3y ago
  I think they just mean ‘not 4k’, which is overkill for most use cases. The 1440p suite includes a 3:2 resolution at 2160x1440.
  • arghwhat 3y ago
    I hate that you can either get 4k or 1080p/1440p in laptops. 4k is a bit much, but 1440p is too low. 3k or similar would make much more sense.
• rishav_sharan 3y ago
  Sorry I should have said 1080p+. I do not have the 1080p equivalent of the 3:2 ratio on the tip of my tongue
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• thomastjeffery 3y ago
  This is the mistake in nomenclature (1080p) using the height-value instead of the width-value. It should really look like this (but it doesn't): HD - 1280p FullHD - 1920p WQHD/2K - 2560p 4K - 3840p
• SAI_Peregrinus 3y ago
  1620x1080 would be 3:2 and 1080p (assuming it's not interlaced, of course). That's not a standard resolution, but there's no reason you couldn't make a display with that resolution.