NanoTech Entertainment Inc (NTEK)

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I like to think of this in the short term as where this places NTEK vs. their competitors.

First, no matter what content is out there, NO company can stream 4K under 15mpbs. Except NTEK - as low as 6mbps.

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Secondly, also regardless of who has what content, you need a device (built in or set top) that can actually stream the content.

Want 4K content? Don't bother looking to the PlayStation 4 or Xbox One
MAY ON 4K Next gen consoles just don't have the chops for Ultra HD

Give me a device that can stream native 4k as low as 6mbps, and doesn't cost more than $299? Only one out there is made by ---- NTEK.

Third, when UltraFlix releases Sunday, regardless of the content, it will be the world leader in 4k content. People are going to love the moving murals (and other channels) to enjoy on their UHD panels and I'll also guarantee you this, if they spent $5000 or more on their shiny new 4K tv, they're not going to flinch about the $299 NP-1 because it will be the ONLY device out there that gives you access to the LARGEST 4K content library currently available in the world. That's not to say it will be the largest library available in the future, but remember that the Netflix's, Amazons, etc. currently need the NP-1 to display their content.

Lastly, while NP-1 owners are home happily streaming 4K at the lowest bandwidths in the industry, remember they will also be enjoying ALL of the other Netflix, Amazon, etc 4K content streaming at an exclusively low bandwidth on their Nuvola streaming device.

Want 4K content? - you need a Nuvola. Who has the largest 4K library in the world? Currently NTEK.

"well, um, what about Netflix and Amazon, they'll easily eclipse UltraFlix in content, and content people will actually want to watch"...

exaaaactly, go get an NP-1 and start enjoying the content.

NTEK. Big picture folks.