ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Ultra-high-definition television

Ultra-high-definition television is like watching TV with superpowers. It means that the pictures on the TV look even more detailed and so clear that it feels like you are right there in the middle of the action.

Okay, so you know how pictures are made up of tiny little dots called pixels? The more pixels that there are, the clearer the image is. Regular high-definition TV has about two million pixels, but ultra-high-definition TV has four times as many pixels, which means that it has 8 million pixels! That's like having eight million tiny superheroes working together to make the picture on the TV look amazing.

Imagine a superhero who has a superpower of seeing things that most people can't notice. That superhero can see tiny little things that nobody else can see, right? That's what ultra-high-definition TV can do, it's like having a superhero on your TV that sees every single little detail in the picture.

Your eyes see things in a certain way, and when you watch something on a TV, it's like the TV is showing you a window into a different world. With ultra-high-definition TV, it's like that window you're looking through has bars removed, and you can see everything really clearly.

In short, ultra-high-definition television is the best and clearest kind of TV that makes everything look like it's happening right in front of you!