I don't recall RoyBoy ever mentioning DF, but even if it was, who cares. The point is they provided excellent customer service. The other part of the review I believe, is why these things will sell like hot cakes in this current 4K market. RoyBoy hasn't even tried games yet. I saw OUYA's at Target yesterday and thought it would make a nice gift for my child and then remembered that OUYA's fame library will be available on the NP-1. To me, it'd be like buying an NP-1 for $199 (+ controller) as the OUYA costs $99. But I digress, here is his quote:
"Given the lack of availability of main stream films and inability to stream YouTube or Netflix content I'm not feeling the value is there at $300 given I already own most of the other set top boxes. Nevertheless I will keep mine as the limited 4K content that is provided looks great and I'm hoping for more in the future.
If you're an early adapter of a set with HDMI 1.4 and would like to see just how good it can look with native 4K content, this is your only option for now unless you own an early Sony UHD model which offers the X1 proprietary box for purchase."
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