8k7

8k7 refers to a specific type of display resolution. It denotes a horizontal resolution of approximately 8,000 pixels. While the exact vertical resolution can vary, it is typically around 4,320 pixels, leading to an aspect ratio commonly found in ultra-high-definition standards. This resolution is significantly higher than 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) and offers a much greater level of detail and sharpness in images and videos.

The term "8k" is often used colloquially to describe displays with resolutions close to 7680 pixels horizontally. Content produced in 8k resolution requires substantial processing power and storage capacity due to the sheer volume of data involved. While 8k displays are commercially available, the availability of native 8k content is still developing, with much of the content consumed on these displays being upscaled from lower resolutions. The primary benefit of 8k resolution is the enhanced visual fidelity, particularly noticeable on larger screen sizes where the increased pixel density prevents individual pixels from becoming discernible to the viewer.