nit
- noun
- /nɪt/
- Specialized
- With a maximum brightness rating of 600 nits, this tablet performs exceptionally well outdoors.
- 200 nits
- 400 nits
- 300 nits
Examples
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The monitor's display can reach a brightness of up to 300 nits for vibrant images.
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It has the obvious advantages of its thousand NIT peak brightness in HDR games and movies and two of my major concerns.
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The Surface RT tablets will be able to play HD video continuously for about 8 to 13 hours at screen brightnesses of 200 nits.
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The new display is capable of generating 470 nits of brightness while consuming 70 percent less power compared to when displaying a white background.
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It will create 470 nits of brightness while consuming 70% less battery when displaying white backgrounds.
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But put the two together and you'll easily spot the larger, sharper, and brighter 4.7-inch, 720p, 500-nit Super IPS+ LCD.
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This laptop features a screen with 400 nits, making it easy to see in bright sunlight.
Synonyms
A measure of how bright a surface appears
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nit for screen brightness comes from the Latin root nitēre meaning 'to shine', so a nit measures how much light a surface gives.