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What is the difference between HD and FHD in LCD display?

Writer: adminRelease Time: 2024-05-09 04:01Browse: 51

Among LCD displays, HD (High Definition) and FHD (Full High Definition) are two common resolution standards. Their main differences are resolution and image clarity.

 

Resolution: The resolution of HD LCD screens is usually 720P, which is 1280x720 pixels. The resolution of the FHD LCD display is 1080P, which is 1920x1080 pixels. This means that an FHD display has around twice the number of pixels as an HD display, so it can display more details and clearer images.

Image clarity: Because the FHD LCD display has a higher resolution, it can present more detailed and realistic images. In comparison, although the image on the HD LCD screen is relatively clear, it may be slightly inferior in detail.

Scope of application: HD LCD displays are usually used in situations that do not require high image clarity, such as some ordinary TVs, computer monitors, etc. FHD LCD displays are more commonly used in situations that require higher image definition, such as high-end TVs, professional monitors, game consoles, etc.

In general, FHD LCD screens are better than HD LCD screens in terms of resolution and image clarity, but the price will be correspondingly higher. Which type of LCD screen you choose depends primarily on your specific needs and budget.

 

 

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