The title says this is "2K touch" but isn't it actually FHD? Or do I have my facts wrong? null

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The 14 inch screen pixels per inch (ppi) is subtly better (2%) with the 16 x 10 aspect ratio of 1920 X 1200 vs. 16 X 9 ratio of 1920 X 1080.  Still called FHD.

KevinCTofel · Answer

FHD indicates a standard 1920 x 1080 resolution which is a 16:9 aspect ratio. This model has a very slightly upgraded resolution of 1920 x 1200 and 16:10 aspect ratio. That means it’s a smidge taller than a typical widescreen display.

Answered by KevinCTofel 2 years ago

MFoley · Answer

2K is FHD.  The ‘K’ means thousand, as in approximately 2,000 horizontal pixels (4K and 8k use ‘approximately’ quite liberally). Many people erroneously refer to 2560x1440 as 2K. 2560x1440 can be called either 2.5K or QHD.  Asus and Lenovo use the correct notation, other brands may vary.

For this reason, any time you see a resolution described as ‘2K’ it is important to always get an actual resolution and not rely on shorthand notations.

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