The fewer pixels you have, the more likely you are to notice that all your images are made of dots, a feeling that really takes away from the experience of looking at everything from the text in Microsoft Word to the moving images on YouTube. Underneath the hood, any flat panel display is like a giant Lite-Brite, but instead of pegs, you have pixels.
Even sharper screens are often labeled as 4K / Ultra HD (3840 x 2160), 2K / QHD (2560 x 1440) or are just listed by their pixel count. When shopping, you need to look for a model with a display that's at least "full HD," which is also known as 1080p, or 1920 x 1080. You wouldn't call a one-story house a high-rise, so we shouldn't label a 1366 display as "high definition," when it's the lowest resolution you can get. They market their grainy 1366 x 768 screens as "HD," which is technically correct but very confusing. Unfortunately, PC vendors are counting on your ignorance.
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