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IIRC it is pixel density.
You (generally) sit quite far away from a TV screen and quite close to a monitor. -
Fewer reasons than ever these days.
Pixel denisty shouldn't be a concern. A 32" 4k screen would still have higher pixel density than a regular HD 24" monitor or 27" monitor at 2560x1440.
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Refresh rate / response time?
A 4k TV is otherwise the same as a 4k monitor, if it's the same screen type etc...
They may have different inputs / outputs
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Remind me again why I shouldn't use a 4k TV as a monitor? Other than less than full sRGB gamut and lack of display ports.
Samsung models around £300 with built in RDP clients seem very tempting as it'll be used mostly for HDMI and RDP connections for now.