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Ultra High-Definition display characteristics:

A display system may be referred to as Ultra High-Definition if it meets the following minimum performance attributes:

  • Display Resolution—Has at least 8 million active pixels, with at least 3840 horizontally and at least 2160 vertically.
  • Aspect Ratio—The width to height ratio of the display’s native resolution is at least 16:9.
  • Processing—Has at least one digital input capable of carrying 3840x2160 resolution video and supports presentation of 3840x2160 resolution video from this input in a 3840x2160 or higher format. A qualifying display may not rely solely on up-scaling high-definition video content for presentation in a 3840x2160 or higher format.
 
Usage Guidelines

It is expected that the terms Ultra High-Definition or Ultra HD are used in conjunction with common product names, such as TV, monitor and projector.  The term Ultra High-Definition conveys no information about the presence of a tuner in the product. The terms Ultra High-Definition or Ultra HD may be used in conjunction with other modifiers, for example “4K Ultra High-Definition TV.”

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