4K TV

American

[fawr-key tee-vee] / ˈfɔrˈkeɪ ˈtiˈvi /

noun

an ultrahigh-definition television with close to 4000 horizontal pixels and usually a resolution of 3840 x 2160, or the content created for viewing at this resolution.

Etymology

Origin of 4K TV

First recorded in 2010–15

Example Sentences

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Or that you could stream 4K TV shows over Wi-Fi on your phone or a 98-inch set.

From The Wall Street Journal

Passengers also have access to large 4K TV screens, while seats across cabins are designed to be wider and more comfortable than on standard aircraft.

From BBC

There’s nothing like your first time firing up “Mario Kart World” on a 4K TV and cruising through Moo Moo Meadows in a pack of two dozen goofy, hyperactive racers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Configurable with either the M1 Pro or M1 Max, the 16-inch screen can be lent out to up to three external displays and a 4K TV simultaneously thanks to its vast array of ports. $2,099 at Amazon $2,099 at Best Buy Apple’s 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops are selling for their lowest prices.

From The Verge

Plus, you can use the 16-inch MacBook Pro with three external displays and a 4K TV at the same time.

From The Verge

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