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Dell Screen Resolutions

Dell product screens are optimized to provide an immersive viewing experience. You'll get superior image quality and crisp resolution in all the content you view, whether at work or while you're playing.

Among the product options, including monitors, we offer Full HD and Ultra HD (4K) screens. But what's the difference between them? Each variety has a different resolution, that is, a greater or lesser number of pixels. The greater the amount of pixels, the better the quality and sharpness of the images on your screen.

Dell Explains on YouTube

We have got a variety of content that can help you make the best choice. Check out the latest episodes of the Dell Explains series, which helps you to choose the screen resolution that best fits your routine and usage profile.

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What is the difference between 3k, Full HD or UHD screens?

  1. What is Full HD Screen?

    For those of you who want to use your notebook to watch movies and series and are concerned about high image quality, the options from the Full HD screen are for you.

    Its image resolution is 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels), which means approximately 2 million total pixels.

    Check out our notebooks with Full HD display.

  2. What is the 4K (Ultra HD) screen?

    Now, if you want the best in image quality, 4K or Ultra HD is your best choice.

    Its image resolution is 4K (3,840 x 2,160) which means approximately 8 million total pixels.

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