Näytönkorkeudet

Näytönkorkeudet, often translated as screen heights or display heights, refers to the vertical dimension of a digital display. This measurement is typically expressed in pixels, where each pixel represents a tiny dot of color that makes up the image on the screen. The total number of pixels vertically determines the screen's resolution in terms of its height.

Higher screen heights allow for more content to be displayed at once without the need for extensive scrolling. This can be particularly beneficial for productivity tasks, such as working with large spreadsheets, editing documents, or browsing complex web pages. In graphic design and video editing, a greater vertical resolution provides more workspace and a more detailed view of the project.

The concept of screen height is closely related to aspect ratio, which is the proportional relationship between the width and height of a screen. Historically, screen heights have increased with technological advancements, leading to a variety of resolutions like 720p, 1080p, 1440p, and 4K, all of which specify different vertical pixel counts. The choice of screen height often depends on the intended use of the device, user preference, and the overall design of the user interface.