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Considering this, is Super HD the same as 4k?

UHD TVs are 4K, which means their resolution is 3840×2160. It was at CES in 2015 where Samsung first started using the term SUHD; there were a lot of questions at the time as to what the S stood for. SUHD TVs, 4K HDR TVs, Super UHD TVs, and Ultra HD HDR TVs are all 4K, so they too have a resolution of 3840×2160.

Likewise, what does Super HD mean? Back when televisions first went high-resolution, they were called HDTVs. The dirty secret, though, is that this marketing term only referred to what we usually refer to as 720p, or a resolution roughly 1366 x 768. Super HD refers to 1080p.

Just so, what is SUHD resolution?

UHD (and SUHD) It describes TVs that are widescreen and can carry at least 3840x2160 pixels. Many companies are switching to use it instead of 4K and it's becoming used as an umbrella term for the new generation of resolutions. SUHD is Samsung's own brand of ultra-high definition displays.

Which is better HD or 1080p?

So to answer your original question yes, 1080p is better than HD because HD refers to 720p and FHD refers to 1080p. You didn't provide your criteria for “better”. HDTV standards define “HD” as 720i, 720p, 1080i, or 1080p video (1080i and 1080p are also sometimes called “Full HD”).