So the original Macintosh from 1984 had 128K of RAM, while your fancy 4K TV from 2018 has... 4K. Technically the Mac wins by a landslide at 128 Ks versus 4 Ks. Progress, right?
Love how we went from measuring computer power in kilobytes to measuring screen resolution in thousands of pixels, and somehow ended up using the same letter K for completely different things. It's like the tech industry just ran out of alphabet and said "screw it, let's reuse K for everything."
Your $3000 gaming rig with 64GB RAM? That's 67,108,864 Ks. But your monitor? Just 4K. We really need better marketing.
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