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Sunday, 03/29/2015 8:07:50 PM

Sunday, March 29, 2015 8:07:50 PM

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Check this out! Massive growth and revenue potential in the U.S. this year.

http://4k.com/news/4k-penetration-to-reach-10-in-2016-in-us-market-6009/

However, as of 2015 and into 2016, these numbers are expected to jump considerably and from there grow exponentially as 4K TVs become the dominant standard for High Definition display technology. In other words, researchers working for the company Strategy Analytics claims that 10% of U.S households will have ultra HD TVs in 2016 and that this figure will jump to a massive 50% by 2020.

I'm no mathematician but lets take a general look at a simple scenario. There are roughly 120 million "households" in the U.S. It is estimated approximately 10% of these homes will have 4k TV's within 1 year. That is about 12 million homes. If Ultraflix was able to attract 10% of the 10% just to look at Ultraflix that would be 1.2 million people. Now, obviously everyone is different, some people will just look at free content, some will buy 1 movie, some will buy one a week and some may buy 5 a week.
Let's just be ultra conservative and say half those people spend just 6 bucks a month that would be 43 million in revenue within a year just in the U.S. This does not factor in ad revenue, pay per views, subscription fees or pay channels within the network. This does not factor in Asia, Canada, Europe, India, S. America etc. Also, does not factor in Handhelds tablets and IOS. If growth projections are even close to met, just using this EXTREMELY conservative scenario that would be $360,000,000 in revenues per annum by 2020. That is just in the United States. Nanotech is targeting a much higher share of the 4k market and with almost universal availability and promotional campaigns with Samsung, Sony, Vizio and all the major retailers it's more than achievable....WOW is all I can say. What an opportunity.