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What Is The Difference Between FHD And UHD?

Last Update Date : Apr 12. 2018

Difference between FHD and UHD

Important: Think of resolution as image quality. As the resolution goes up, the image becomes more clear. It becomes sharper, more defined, and more detailed as well.

Full High Definition (FHD) is the resolution 1920x1080P. Ultra High Definition (UHD) is the resolution 3840x2160P. What this means is that there are more pixels per inch (PPI) in a UHD TV. This gives a higher resolution on the TV. UHD is used on larger TVs so you can sit closer to the TV and still enjoy a crisp, clear picture. Below is a diagram of the different resolutions:

Note: The blue area is the resolution of FHD and the purple area is the resolution of UHD. As you can see there is a huge increase in the resolution between the two.

Note: UHD is also known as 4K resolution.

come what may

Define come what may :
不论发生什么事情

例句与用法:
1. Come what may, the final victory will remain with the Chinese.
无论怎样，最后的胜利是属于中国人的。
2. He promised to support her come what may.
他答应不论发生什麽事都支持她。

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Come what may

Come what come may
Meaning
Let whatever events crop up come to pass.
Origin
From Shakespeare's Macbeth. Usually used just as 'come what may'.
A version of this was known in France as early as 1375, shown here from John Barbour's, The Bruce:
"Thai wuld defend, avalze que valze."
"avalze que valze" is "vaille que vaille" in modern French, meaning "let it avail what it may, come what may".
The Spanish "que sera sera" - "what will be, will be" is also old and predates Shakespeare's "come what come may".
The phrase, although it has those continental European counterparts, sounds archetypically English. It had reached the USA by 1878 though, when it appeared in the 4th Jan edition of The New York Times:
"...and should Parliament endorse that sentiment, come what come may, the might of England shall be put forth with a vigour and earnestness worthy of her old fame".
See other phrases and sayings from Shakespeare.

http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/come%20what%20may.html

let it avail what it may, come what may