“Why is this monitor labeled led QHD and is it the same as the DG Dell monitors ?”

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• It's labeled QHD for it's resolution at 1440p.

  Answered by Excelsior1021 7 years ago

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• 720p is technically considered HD and consists of 921,600 pixels; 1440p is 2560x1440 and 3,686,400 pixels so it's four times the standard HD resolution.

  Answered by Kreskin 7 years ago

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• Because it is LED QHD and it is a DG monitor. It is S2716DGR.

  Answered by Batman 7 years ago

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• QHD (2k), stands for Quad High Definition. Meaning 4 x 720px; like having the resolution of four 720p displays in one. Do not confuse this with FHD which is Full High Definition or UHD (4k), which is Ultra High Definition. Led it the actual monitor technology. Though more accurate is a TN LED. Not VA LED or IPS LED.

  Answered by CyciumX 7 years ago

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• QHD is an industry abbreviation for 1440p which is 2560×1440.

  Answered by derpshot 7 years ago

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