Replies to post #241583 on NanoTech Entertainment Inc (NTEK)

[2bornot2b]

And guess who'll be in the mix if and when 8K really gets going? Yep...NTEK

If the arguments are that 4K cannot be pushed through the current pipes now...I'm interested in seeing how 8K will happen anytime soon.

Of course, if it's primarily going to be associated with broadcast TV and not IPTV then the pipe limitations aren't as important.

Either way..NTEK is here now and will be there then too. imo

[ChitownMike]

Good article here

http://www.cnet.com/news/why-ultra-hd-4k-tvs-are-still-stupid/

[Hitchhikerls]

Japan's national broadcaster, NHK, plans to deploy equipment that complies with the bandwidth-hungry format at the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. - See more at: http://www.tvtechnology.com/article/k-train-cant-be-stopped/269355#sthash.C3nxQwG6.dpuf

HaHa funny, yes I guess by 2020 I can start to be concerned that 4K is going away

[2015invest]

NTEK will be ready for 8k too.

"The 70mm format has roughly 18,000 lines of resolution, making it naturally compatible with 4K delivery. Many of the films have been scanned in 8K resolution, and then down-converted to 4K."
http://www.asiaott.com/2014/08/08-7808.html