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royshaet

If 4 4k screens are like one 8k screen,

and 16 4k screens are like one 16k screen.

So why do the "Razer Project Valerie" with 3 4k screens is being called a 12k screen?

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Because the number is measured by the horizontal length, in pixels. 4 4k screens in a square would result in a horizontal length of 8k. 3 4k screens arranged horizontally makes it 12k.

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Cuz companies enjoy confusing the consumer with buzzwords even if they aren’t correct. It’s not actually 12k, just horizontally.

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3 minutes ago, royshaet said:

If 4 4k screens are like one 8k screen,

and 16 4k screens are like one 16k screen.

So why do the "Razer Project Valerie" with 3 4k screens is being called a 12k screen?

The number refers to approximately how many pixels there per line.

 

So I guess technically if we make a 8,294,400 x 1 screen, we can say it's an 8.3M screen. :D

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5 minutes ago, royshaet said:

If 4 4k screens are like one 8k screen,

and 16 4k screens are like one 16k screen.

So why do the "Razer Project Valerie" with 3 4k screens is being called a 12k screen?

https://linustechtips.com/main/topic/691408-2k-does-not-mean-2560×1440/

 

The names have nothing to do with how many times another resolution they are

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