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Well K is 1024, so 1920/1024 = 1.875K(, 2560/1024=2.5K), 3840/1024=3.75K and now 7680/1024=7.5K. So it's actually going worse and worse...
Real 2K at 16:9 would be 2048x1152 and there even were such a monitors with that native resolution(I.E. DELL SP2309W).
2K is an industry standard for cinemas and video production. It's 2048*1080. Either slightly rectangular pixels or slightly outside of 16:9. 4K is a video industry standard at 4096*2048 or a media standard at 3840*2048 (official definitions for both unfortunately).
![en.wikipedia.org](/forums/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fthumb%2F0%2F0c%2FVector_Video_Standards8.svg%2F1200px-Vector_Video_Standards8.svg.png&hash=542c79c844fa8123220cdd3dc8e66d27&return_error=1)