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What is UHD?

UHD (Ultra High Definition) refers to a digital video format with a resolution significantly higher than standard high definition (HD). It commonly refers to 4K UHD (3840 x 2160 pixels) and 8K UHD (7680 x 4320 pixels). It's commonly used in televisions, monitors, and digital cinema to provide sharper and more detailed images.

What other technologies are related to UHD?

UHD Competitor Technologies

High Definition is a lower resolution standard than UHD, making it a competing, albeit less advanced, technology.
mentioned alongside UHD in 19% (95) of relevant job posts
Standard Definition is a lower resolution standard than UHD, making it a competing, and outdated, technology.
mentioned alongside UHD in 0% (54) of relevant job posts

UHD Complementary Technologies

High Dynamic Range enhances the contrast ratio and color accuracy of UHD displays, making it a key complementary technology.
mentioned alongside UHD in 16% (269) of relevant job posts
Dolby Vision is a proprietary HDR format that enhances the visual experience on UHD displays, thus it is complementary.
mentioned alongside UHD in 14% (69) of relevant job posts
4K resolution is a key component of UHD, offering significantly higher pixel counts, hence it is complementary. UHD is often referred to as 4K.
mentioned alongside UHD in 9% (60) of relevant job posts

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