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These 4K sets automatically adjust to the signal input, so they display 1080P most of the time, but will show 4K also. Better, but hard to really see the difference in many cases. Nature, underwater videos with vibrant colors or landscapes seem to showcase this UHD format best!

Hello Dotra, 4K is becoming the standard as more and more sources of 4k content become available. 4K TVs use a technology called upscaling that makes all the content you watch look more lifelike and realistic, even if you are not watching 4k content. If you are specifically looking for 1080p we have a few options in our D-Series which is also available through Best Buy.

“What happened to 1080 resolution”

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These 4K sets automatically adjust to the signal input, so they display 1080P most of the time, but will show 4K also. Better, but hard to really see the difference in many cases. Nature, underwater videos with vibrant colors or landscapes seem to showcase this UHD format best!
Answered by Nails 5 years ago
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Hello Dotra, 4K is becoming the standard as more and more sources of 4k content become available. 4K TVs use a technology called upscaling that makes all the content you watch look more lifelike and realistic, even if you are not watching 4k content. If you are specifically looking for 1080p we have a few options in our D-Series which is also available through Best Buy.
Answered by VIZIO 5 years ago
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