refresh rate
Britishnoun
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The new screen is 40% brighter and includes a faster, 120-hertz refresh rate, matching screens on many higher-end devices.
From Seattle Times
The rate with which we perceive the world is known as our "temporal resolution," and in many ways it is similar to the refresh rate of a computer monitor.
From Science Daily
Given the speed at which AI infrastructure is advancing, the technology refresh rate is happening at 18 to 24 months compared to four-plus years in standard infrastructure, he said.
From Reuters
Its screen is 25% brighter than the preceding model and has a faster, 90-hertz refresh rate.
From Seattle Times
The phone, designed to bring entry-level consumers into the Samsung ecosystem, has 64 gigabytes of memory and a display with a 90-hertz refresh rate — below higher-end phones from Samsung, Alphabet Inc.’s Google, Apple Inc. and others.
From Seattle Times
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