Posted On: 09/23/2016 8:20:00 AM
Post# of 96896
Good points.
I think the whole 4K market is still in it's infancy. Most of the 4K viewing population is just now discovering 4K exists and is getting on board with it.
I'm of the opinion that NTEK is timing it's growth with the growth of the market.
As recognition of the 4k viewing option grows, I think the plan is to grow with it and become their own entity within that market, just like Netflix did, first with dvd rental delivery and then streaming.
I think NTEK partnering with larger companies and NTEK forging it's own path in the emerging 4K market both have their advantages and disadvantages.
It will be interesting to see what path they decide on. Maybe a combination of both ?
I think the whole 4K market is still in it's infancy. Most of the 4K viewing population is just now discovering 4K exists and is getting on board with it.
I'm of the opinion that NTEK is timing it's growth with the growth of the market.
As recognition of the 4k viewing option grows, I think the plan is to grow with it and become their own entity within that market, just like Netflix did, first with dvd rental delivery and then streaming.
I think NTEK partnering with larger companies and NTEK forging it's own path in the emerging 4K market both have their advantages and disadvantages.
It will be interesting to see what path they decide on. Maybe a combination of both ?
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