Friday, November 01, 2013 12:38:46 PM
I don't think I'm missing the positive side of high-profile events being shot in 4K as it has great implications for needing a Nuvola in the home. I'm just thinking like a consumer - "so it's broadcasted in this thing called 4K? what does that mean? and does my current provider even deliver a 4K signal?, etc". If a cable/sat. company switches their boxes over to deliver that 4K signal, why would one need a Nuvola at that point? I think a lot of people would bypass the product even though it does more than stream 4k.
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