Anzeigeauflösung

Anzeigeauflösung, also known as resolution or display resolution, refers to the number of pixels that are displayed on a device's screen, typically measured in horizontal and vertical axes.

Display resolution is usually measured in pixels, with the horizontal resolution being the number of pixels across the screen and the vertical resolution being the number of pixels down the screen. For example, a display with a resolution of 1920x1080 has 1920 pixels horizontally and 1080 pixels vertically.

The resolution of a display affects the sharpness and crispness of the image shown. Higher resolutions provide more detailed and clearer images. Resolution is not necessarily indicative of a display's quality, as other factors such as brightness, color accuracy and response time are also important.

Display resolutions are usually categorized into the following ranges: standard definition (up to 640x480), high definition (720p to 1080p), full high definition (1440p and 2160p), ultra high definition (2400p to 3840p), and quad high definition (7680x4320 and above).

Monitors and televisions are typically designed to be used with a specific range of resolutions, for example a 1080p TV is designed for use with 1080p resolution content. Not all content is available in the same resolution as the display, so most displays can handle multiple resolutions.

Manufacturers often include information about the nominal (or intended) resolution and screen size of a display to give buyers a better idea of what to expect from their purchase.