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While I agree the term is being used wrong and UHD would be better, I don't think enough people would be confused as the term 4k is being used almost exclusivel

by MLR 13y ago

While I agree the term is being used wrong and UHD would be better, I don't think enough people would be confused as the term 4k is being used almost exclusively for UHD at the minute. So I think your comment would be better phrased as a complaint against misuse of the term rather than as a note of explanation is what I'm trying to say. Apologies if there are a large number of people who would be confused and this is a useful note though.

jmillikin 13y ago
It's sort of like how only software engineers care about GB vs GiB. The average consumer will not care about some cropping here and there, but someone working with graphics or video will. And I suspect that anyone looking to drop nearly a thousand dollars on a monitor is going to care deeply about its actual specs (ie "can this monitor render my project at native resolution?").