ntek has six divisions. recently, the focus has be
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Posted On: 06/21/2014 2:18:15 PM
ntek has six divisions. recently, the focus has been on the media division
with some synergy in 4k studios division and a total of 3 separate
products (and/or main revenue streams). the job of dd is to determine what
each might be worth. and to whom.
so if ultraflix is the go-to source for all 4k that would mean that by sometime in 2015 (if not earlier) we'll start seeing 4k tvs with ultraflix sold stock ('factory uploaded'). if ntek streams all 4k content, and gets 20-25% of the business, what is that worth? do the math. run the numbers.
ultraflix
4k studios
4k studios might be leveraged and loaned out (so to say) to studios to
help convert more content to 4k more quickly. it remains to be seen
whether ntek intends to charge or use as leverage to gain streaming
rights. i suspect they'll offer services for free in the beginning (if that
helps them acquire more 4k content). but later, i suspect folks will be
paying for that service. at about $40k per 2hr film, that could be a
cash cow for a long time as ntek is effectively taking film and making
it long-lasting super digital quality (that can then give new life, merchandising
and licensing revenues to current non-4k titles) which means that this
technology not only applies to popular films, classics and blockbusters,
but also has added benefits; including historical preservation, travel,
documentaries, cultural, etc.
nuvola np-1
the nuvola is a very interesting product to research. any mso (cable
or telecom) would benefit from the technology. research the size of
the cable industry. ntek was streaming orange telecom with akamai
at nabshow. orange has over 230 million customers. if they adopted
the product as their new set-top-box to allow customers to start
streaming 4k then a company like that can make ntek and its shareholders
single-handedly wealthy. run the numbers. do the dd.
and all this does't even address the np-1 at retail. ad revenues.
mirarcasting. other devices. oem business. other mso's. nuvola
gaming capability. 3D options and business. social features.
data mining. and more (if you have been researching what the
nuvola is, then you should have an idea what it can do. and by
extension, the myriad ways ntek can make money on all these
applications, features and abilities the technology affords).
what about corporate 4k streaming. this segment is growing and will
continue to grow at an increasingly alarming rate
proflix
nuvola np-c
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/increasi...500058.htm
just as an aside. what is the streaming 4k spotlight worth as it relates to nanotech gaining nanoflix (non-4k) business? if we can stream 4k, if we can convert non-4k content into 4k, what would it be to get the non-4k business as well? nothing, really. ntek would be in a position to get non-4k business too. and continue developing iptv channels for people as they have in the past (4k and non-4k iptv channels; a business we haven't even discussed).
now we haven't really discussed gaming. we know ntek has r+d
working out of las vegas. we have learned it is a casino gaming
product. what would that be worth?
so we have covered a few divisions. but to answer your question
we'd have to know a great deal more. hope everyone keeps up
with their own research. the more i see and learn about ntek the
more fortunate i know i am to have stumbled upon her.
ntek has a very bright future.
.
by developing multiple divisions and products ntek has shown they understand what the challenges are that lie ahead. they appear ready to meet them. shareholders stand to prosper immensely.
it will be fun to watch. glad i own a piece of this company. i
applaud them. wish them well. and look forward to robust
returns on my investment.
ntek is a buy. strong buy. expect dips and buy them.
with some synergy in 4k studios division and a total of 3 separate
products (and/or main revenue streams). the job of dd is to determine what
each might be worth. and to whom.
so if ultraflix is the go-to source for all 4k that would mean that by sometime in 2015 (if not earlier) we'll start seeing 4k tvs with ultraflix sold stock ('factory uploaded'). if ntek streams all 4k content, and gets 20-25% of the business, what is that worth? do the math. run the numbers.
ultraflix
4k studios
4k studios might be leveraged and loaned out (so to say) to studios to
help convert more content to 4k more quickly. it remains to be seen
whether ntek intends to charge or use as leverage to gain streaming
rights. i suspect they'll offer services for free in the beginning (if that
helps them acquire more 4k content). but later, i suspect folks will be
paying for that service. at about $40k per 2hr film, that could be a
cash cow for a long time as ntek is effectively taking film and making
it long-lasting super digital quality (that can then give new life, merchandising
and licensing revenues to current non-4k titles) which means that this
technology not only applies to popular films, classics and blockbusters,
but also has added benefits; including historical preservation, travel,
documentaries, cultural, etc.
nuvola np-1
the nuvola is a very interesting product to research. any mso (cable
or telecom) would benefit from the technology. research the size of
the cable industry. ntek was streaming orange telecom with akamai
at nabshow. orange has over 230 million customers. if they adopted
the product as their new set-top-box to allow customers to start
streaming 4k then a company like that can make ntek and its shareholders
single-handedly wealthy. run the numbers. do the dd.
and all this does't even address the np-1 at retail. ad revenues.
mirarcasting. other devices. oem business. other mso's. nuvola
gaming capability. 3D options and business. social features.
data mining. and more (if you have been researching what the
nuvola is, then you should have an idea what it can do. and by
extension, the myriad ways ntek can make money on all these
applications, features and abilities the technology affords).
what about corporate 4k streaming. this segment is growing and will
continue to grow at an increasingly alarming rate
proflix
nuvola np-c
http://www.sbwire.com/press-releases/increasi...500058.htm
just as an aside. what is the streaming 4k spotlight worth as it relates to nanotech gaining nanoflix (non-4k) business? if we can stream 4k, if we can convert non-4k content into 4k, what would it be to get the non-4k business as well? nothing, really. ntek would be in a position to get non-4k business too. and continue developing iptv channels for people as they have in the past (4k and non-4k iptv channels; a business we haven't even discussed).
now we haven't really discussed gaming. we know ntek has r+d
working out of las vegas. we have learned it is a casino gaming
product. what would that be worth?
so we have covered a few divisions. but to answer your question
we'd have to know a great deal more. hope everyone keeps up
with their own research. the more i see and learn about ntek the
more fortunate i know i am to have stumbled upon her.
ntek has a very bright future.
.
by developing multiple divisions and products ntek has shown they understand what the challenges are that lie ahead. they appear ready to meet them. shareholders stand to prosper immensely.
it will be fun to watch. glad i own a piece of this company. i
applaud them. wish them well. and look forward to robust
returns on my investment.
ntek is a buy. strong buy. expect dips and buy them.
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