4K Resolution
Noun
- 4K Re●so●lu●ti●on
- ˌɹɛzəˈɫuʃən
The resolution of all display technologies, such as TV, Computer and phone screens continues to improve, which means that displays feature more and more pixels.
A DLP chip with 4K resolution has approximately 4000 pixels (K stands for “kilo”, meaning one-thousand) along the longer side of the chip. For example, the first industrial 4K DLP chipset (link auf TI 4K chip), which will be used in In-Vision’s Avatar Light Engine, features 4096 x 2176 pixels. With more available pixels, it is possible to resolve finer details or to illuminate larger areas - just like TV displays with more pixels provide sharper images or simply a larger screen.
