what is the difference between 32GB & 32GB 4K? null

Take a look at the picture I provided....Gigabytes (GB) can be any size but it does not have any bearings on 4K at all...4K is TV viewing resolution, and GB is just how much space you can install documents pictures, music etc on a phone, tablet computer etc,...but if you want to know the difference in 4K/1080p, 720p, 480p, take a look at the picture below. Thank you.

The 4 K IS ONLY FOR K TV’s . Pointless to get a K without having a K tv

Picture quality, must have a 4K TV to use this feature.

4K just streams videos in 4k. The 32 GB just means the amount of space needed for apps, movies and other usage.

32 GB is the storage capacity of the unit. 4K is the resolution that it can produce.

The new 4K will play 4k content from the iTunes Store or other if you have it. It will play it in 4K on your TV, if your TV is a 4K TV. The other 32 GB is just 1080P like the last gen. And the Apple TV 4k is 20 to 30 dollars more.

One is 1080p One is 4K 4K is 4 times the resolution of 1080p The new one it's faster

The 4k AppleTV supports video for 4k capable sTV's with 4k source video. Not much 4k out there yet and only helps if you have a 4k TV.

The 32 4K means it’s not equipped to stream movies in 4K format. It’s the best video quality that’s being produced currently.. if you have a 4K tv and you play a movie in 4K through your Apple TV, the quality of that movie will be at its finest...

The difference is the resolution of the player's video output.

32gb is space or capacity of a device 4K is the screen viewing or pixels for example 720p is less then 1080p and 1080p would look clearer and 4K would be more of s realistic clearer look then 1080p

“what is the difference between 32GB & 32GB 4K?”

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Take a look at the picture I provided....Gigabytes (GB) can be any size but it does not have any bearings on 4K at all...4K is TV viewing resolution, and GB is just how much space you can install documents pictures, music etc on a phone, tablet computer etc,...but if you want to know the difference in 4K/1080p, 720p, 480p, take a look at the picture below. Thank you.
Answered by big4mat 7 years ago
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The 4 K IS ONLY FOR K TV’s . Pointless to get a K without having a K tv
Answered by Jbell 7 years ago
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Picture quality, must have a 4K TV to use this feature.
Answered by wkbjaxfl4 7 years ago
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4K just streams videos in 4k. The 32 GB just means the amount of space needed for apps, movies and other usage.
Answered by Honzo 5 years ago
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32 GB is the storage capacity of the unit. 4K is the resolution that it can produce.
Answered by joetraveler 7 years ago
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The new 4K will play 4k content from the iTunes Store or other if you have it. It will play it in 4K on your TV, if your TV is a 4K TV. The other 32 GB is just 1080P like the last gen. And the Apple TV 4k is 20 to 30 dollars more.
Answered by SideCarOne 7 years ago
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One is 1080p One is 4K 4K is 4 times the resolution of 1080p The new one it's faster
Answered by Ihatefall 7 years ago
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The 4k AppleTV supports video for 4k capable sTV's with 4k source video. Not much 4k out there yet and only helps if you have a 4k TV.
Answered by ITguy 7 years ago
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The 32 4K means it’s not equipped to stream movies in 4K format. It’s the best video quality that’s being produced currently.. if you have a 4K tv and you play a movie in 4K through your Apple TV, the quality of that movie will be at its finest...
Answered by IntegrationExpert 7 years ago
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The difference is the resolution of the player's video output.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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