yeah, its terrible. ha ha. ntek has 3 new patent-pending technologies. new products. and representation (james ind inc) ready for g2e trade show

these businesses are connected. if you research 4k you'd see that ntek had little choice but to approach the industry in this multi-faceted, integrated way. if they wanted to be successful

as for gaming labs. if we'd only gotten the new display it would have been worth the r&d time, money, and trouble. if ntek really wants to tap 4k gaming, the industry needs a 4k display that can handle higher refresh rates (without blurring, ghosting, halos, et. al.). we'll soon see if they did it

aaron and stephen have gaming in hand. ntek put their products exclusively in the hands of james industries, inc., trade show is in weeks

as for 4k tech. ultraflix, the nuvola and 4k studios are intimately tied. ntek smartly realized they'll need all of these facets to get a foothold. end game is ultraflix. we just got a new upgraded version. do you have a nuvola and 4k tv? it is much improved. now, ntek can wrap up their beta testing on it soon, make any further updates. get ready to launch the nuvola and introduce the world to ultraflix. which they couldn't do without 4k studios or the delivery-platforms (ultraflix, nuvolas). this was the only right way to enter this business according to my research


big money is not in hardware unless you own the patents. thnx gaming-labs

hugely impressed with ntek. only one persons opinion