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Netflix isn't dominating 4K Streaming,...sorry.

The products rumored to be able to stream Netflix aren't fairing
so well either. We went through the same discussion here with SONY,
who WISED-UP & wound up signing NanoTech to port UltraFlix™ onto
their 4K TV's. GOTZ to do the SUPERIOR DD, to get the SUPERIOR
investment gains!! big smile

Ask Panasonic how their Netflix 4K streaming is going. Ask
Netflix what they recommend as a streaming rate. See what Vizio
Chief Technology Officer Mr. Matt McRae said about what Vizio
needs to stream UltraFlix™ 4K by comparison (HALF!! big smile )

NTEK GOT THE GOODS!!!


GET THE FACTS!!! big smile


In time, the market will get to KNOWING what the FACTS
are about NanoTech's technologies, products, services, their
INNOVATIONS,....Time will tell: ALWAYS DOES!!! big smile



ENJOY!!!

Netflix Quietly Raises its 4K Ultra High Definition Subscription Rates

http://hdguru.com/netflix-quietly-raises-its-4k-ultra-high-definition-subscription-rates/

Netflix, the leader in 4K Ultra High Definition streaming services, has raised their rates, while continuing to add more 4K content with the recent additions of The Blacklist and Smurfs 2.

We contacted Netflix today for the details.


The Netflix spokesperson contacted via email confirmed that new subscribers, or current subscribers with newly purchased 4K UHD TVs, now will have to pay $11.99 to receive 4K streaming content. This is a $4 increase.

Current subscribers already paying for 4K content (prior to around October 1st) will be grandfathered into the older $7.99 a month plan. The new plan also permits up to 4 devices to play simultaneously.

Netflix has also solved the problems with Verizon FiOS, now allowing customers of both to consistently play in 3840 x 2160 resolution.

So, how much is Ultraflix NIKO?