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Supertweet Imminent!!!!!!!!!
Mergers and aquisitions are in progress.
Ntek = Revenuezzzz!!!!
If by painting you mean buying sure. Go NTEK$$!!
They have been Painting it up past Few Mornings
On very low Vol
That's why it's call patent pending technology. Do not reply my post. It wasn't meant for you.
"SAMSUNG Enables Delivery of Stunning 4K Content with Launch of New UHD Commercial Display Lineup
on Jun 17, 2014
QMD Series, on display at InfoComm 2014, addresses the market demand for large, visually impactful display options to inform and inspire audiences
InfoComm 2014, Las Vegas - June 17, 2014 - Samsung Electronics America, Inc. today unveiled the QMD Series, a new lineup of 4K UHD commercial displays that enable businesses to deliver greater visual impact, inform and inspire their audience. In addition to exhibiting its latest hardware and software solutions for a smarter digital signage experience, Samsung will also be introducing a new 32-inch UHD desktop monitor. InfoComm attendees can see the full lineup of Samsung commercial display innovations for education, retail, corporate and more at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Booth #C6319, from June 18-20.
"Samsung has a legacy of leadership in display technology and digital signage, and we are now leading the exciting transition to UHD for customers looking to deliver more visually engaging, memorable visual experiences," said Tod Pike, Senior Vice President at Samsung's Enterprise Business Division. "As 4K content becomes more prevalent and cost-effective to produce, offerings like our new QMD Series enable early adopters to wow their audiences and ensure they are future-proofed as the UHD becomes the new standard."
QMD Series UHD Lineup
Ideal for high-end retail, hospitality or public spaces where making a visual impact is important, the Samsung QMD Series is a slim, full-featured and dependable choice for customers looking to make the step up from HD to UHD. The displays offer life-like picture quality with UHD resolution, featuring four times the number of pixels (3840 x 2160) compared to Full HD (1080p). The QMD Series is designed for use in settings where digital content plays a critical role in both capturing attention or delivering highly detailed visual information, including retail signage, conference room presentations and videoconferencing, movie production, CAD/CAM design and command/control centers.
The Picture by Picture function allows users to display up to four content feeds at once, each supporting Full HD 1080 resolution. The QMD Series also supports full 60Hz content playback utilizing up to two DisplayPort 1.2 ports. Available through Samsung distribution partners starting in August, the QMD Series displays come in 55- and 85-inch models.
32-inch UHD Professional Desktop Monitor
Samsung is also bringing UHD content to the desktop with the launch of the UD970, a 32-inch UHD professional desktop monitor. With a sleek, elegant design, wide viewing angle panel, Adobe and sRGB color compliance, the UD970 is ideal for professionals that run applications requiring accurate image reproduction, such as command and control, video and photo editing, mapping and simulation, engineering, and more. The Samsung UD970 UHD monitor will be available in August.
DB Series Adds Small But Smart Signage
Further expanding its Smart Signage Platform display lineup, Samsung is introducing a new 21.5-inch DB Series commercial display to address demand for smaller digital signage solutions. Roughly the size of a sheet of tabloid paper, the new display offers a smart replacement for small static posters used for retail, restaurant, or corporate environments. It incorporates built-in WiFi, so power is the only cabling required for quick and easy installation.
Featuring the next-generation Samsung Smart Signage Platform system-on-chip, the DB Series display eliminates the need for an external media player and comes with Samsung MagicInfo software for easy content management and scheduling. Customers can also partner with one of the more than 20 leading digital signage solution providers in the U.S. developing on the Smart Signage Platform, including Avionex (Hypersign), Capital Networks, Four Winds Interactive, Insteo, Scala, Signagelive, Wireless Ronin and X-Factor Communications.
Among the other innovations on display at Samsung's booth will be a sequence of stunning video walls presenting changing landscapes and other content across more than 50 ultra-narrow bezel displays. Throughout InfoComm, Samsung is presenting a series of in-booth seminars in addition to a spotlight session on the digital signage stage entitled Display Directions: UHD, Wireless, Smart Displays & Beyond.
For more information about Samsung's commercial display solutions and InfoComm showcase, please visit samsung.com/infocomm.
About Samsung Electronics America Enterprise Business Division
As a global leader in Information Technology, Samsung's Enterprise Business Division (EBD) is committed to introducing new business experiences across a diverse spectrum of industries from retail to healthcare, hospitality to sales. We believe technology brings business and customers together - to better share, collaborate and discover new opportunities. With a market-oriented approach to innovation, EBD is a division of Samsung Electronics America, Inc. (SEA), a U.S. subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd. (SEC). For more information, please visit samsung.com/business., call 1-866-SAM-4BIZ or follow Samsung EBD via Twitter: @SamsungBizUSA.
http://www.samsung.com/us/news/newsRead.do?ne..._seq=23307
Manipulated? Bid over share price?! You tell me! Go NTEK$$!!
Sony has a 100 Movie 4k Library
Sony is constantly remastering classic movie and TV titles, and currently has over 100 4K movies in its library, new and old. While some movies can take just a few months to remaster, Lawrence of Arabia has taken nearly three years to get into a condition where the studio was happy with it. We can tell you it looks absolutely stunning.
http://www.techradar.com/us/news/television/t...la-1146838
Insiders! Of Course, Lolzzzzzzzz
Other than the 5 or 6 Protos Actually sold
Insiders Passed one around to Make Videos with
Been a Month
since I heard on Anyone Receiving One
Sony's player on Amazon only 11 reviews and they are not good. Take a look. Looks like SONY cannot please everyone either. All it does it play movies! No games, no apps. No nothing. Nuvola is less expensive and does MUCH MORE. It's an all in one multi media device. Oh and a 4K player too.
))))
http://www.amazon.com/Sony-FMPX10-Player-Excl...ewpoints=1
Well, didn't see the word "Ultra" or "4K" anywhere....or the word "streamer" eather. Different tool for diff app.
Ok so that rules out that only "INSIDERS" are getting it right? Thanks for proving my point. ))))) Weeeeeeeeeee!
Also many of these people have NEVER used Android OS so of course they are going to be unfamiliar with it. You cannot please everyone unfortunately. BUT there are many pleased customers. LIKE MYSELF! I love mine. But i have also been an android user for YEARS. So i know how it works.
From the Only 2 "Verified" Amazon Purchasers
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Even my old HD videos don't look good on it, August 15, 2014
By Maj C. Henderson (Houston, TX) - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: NanoTech NuvolaTM NP-1, NP1- Ultra HD 4K Streaming Android Set top Box (Personal Computers)
Can't make anything work well. Even my old HD videos don't look good on it. (Because it does not upscale.) As mentioned by others, the Youtube videos do not play back at 4K. The mouse (whatever it is) goes all over the screen and takes an hour to type anything in, and usually gives an error anyway. Tech support confirmed that it will not recognize media formatted with exFAT, which is necessary for videos over a minute in length of 4k content. Thus, I am returning this device, as viewing my own content on a thumb drive was my main reason for purchasing it. There is no way for me to do that, because I have them on Youtube and on thumb drives and neither will work on this device. I did not attempt to view the videos they stream from their server, because the interface was such a pain to attempt to use. The cursor jumps all over the screen and is almost impossible to control. I don't know why they elected to use such a buggy interface.
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3.0 out of 5 stars 4k content looks very good on Ultraflix, July 31, 2014
By Joshua Kaminstein - See all my reviews
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This review is from: NanoTech NuvolaTM NP-1, NP1- Ultra HD 4K Streaming Android Set top Box (Personal Computers)
Could not register device. According to Nanotech website this is a problem with some units that have firmware 2.06 and earlier. Update is suppose to fix this which is not yet available. 4k content looks very good on Ultraflix. Netflix will not display 4k until H.265 update is released. Not crazy about the air mouse, it takes some getting used to. Device is a little buggy, hopefully will become more stable with updates
NTEK hires expert.
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NANOTECH ENTERTAINMENT (OTCPINK: NTEK), a pioneer in bringing the 4K Ultra HD experience to consumers, announced today the appointment of Blake Brown as NanoTech’s Lead Technical Developer for its global media business. Brown brings more than 25 years of multimedia engineering experience in developing video, encoder and decoder products for many of the industry’s leading multimedia companies in Silicon.”
Brown holds numerous patents with Sony, Avistar, Futuretel, Emuzed and Hitachi for software development related to compression, storage, streaming, networking and 3D. While manager and senior software engineer at Pinnacle Systems, he was a primary contributor on a compression-related Technical Emmy and a significant contributor on a small team for a second Technical Emmy. Brown’s previous experience also includes software development for Amazon, DirectTV and Sonic Solutions. Brown has a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois and an M.B.A. in Management/Finance from Santa Clara University.
In his new role, Brown will focus on porting NanoTech’s UltraFlix 4K streaming video distribution service to several major 4K TV brands as well as the emerging 4K-capable smartphones. He will also provide support for several strategic Nuvola Multiple System Operator (MSO)/cable TV company customers.
Adding Brown to the NanoTech team is timely considering the growth in the adoption of 4K Ultra HD TVs and the projected growth for 4K-capable smartphones. In its February 2014 NPD Display Search Quarterly Global TV Shipment and Forecast Report - Advanced, 4K×2K TV shipments are expected to total 1.9 million units in 2013, rising to 12.7 million units in 2014; and global shipments of ultra-high-definition (UHD) smartphones are forecast to reach 23 million in 2015.
"Blake is a key addition to our team and we’re honored to have him join us," said Jeff Foley, CEO of NanoTech Entertainment. “With the market for our 4K streaming products continuing to expand, Blake’s broad experience and technical expertise will be invaluable in meeting the specific needs of our customers.”
“I’m really looking forward to leveraging my experience with video compression, streaming technology and multimedia platform app development to help 4K Ultra HD TV manufacturers and Cable TV providers seamlessly integrate UltraFlix into their offerings to enhance their customers’ entertainment experience,” said Blake Brown. “NanoTech is recognized worldwide for bringing the 4K Ultra HD experience to consumers. Now, our market is expanding. I see this as a tremendous opportunity to be a part of the resolution revolution--one of the most exciting evolutions in television.”
Quote:
Or maybe they threatened him with legal action if he criticized the device in any way. That sounds more like NTEK's speed.
Well that wouldn't be the first time
NTEK threatened folk for exposing Lies
Stock Shenanigans and Misleading Info
That's just nonsense. Anyone and everyone can buy and enjoy both the Nuvola and Ultraflix.
Here it is on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/NanoTech-NuvolaTM-NP-1-...uvola+np-1
You can get it in their online store too.
Google Amazon Nuvola NP-1
See what comes up first.
Samsung America integrated platform eliminates the need for external media players like the Nuvola NP-C.
Looks like NTEK is history at 11giraffes.
partnership involving NanoTech’s Nuvola NP-C™ commercial-grade 4K networked and interactive media player and 11Giraffes digital signage
Samsung’s SSP consists of commercial digital displays with integrated media players. The integrated platform eliminates the need for external media players...
Good find but... not good for NTEK
Nanotech could make that much money by just licensing their technology to the manufacturers
What intellectual property protected technology does NTEK have that would require a manufacturer to license?
Household Download Index United States 29.0 Mbps>
http://www.netindex.com/download/2,1/United-States/
Do you know if the mass production units have been shipped?
NTEK Stock Message Board http://investorshangout.com/Nanotech-Entertai...TEK-64947/
Supertweet Imminent!!!!!!!!!
Mergers and aquisitions are in progress.
Ntek = Revenuezzzz!!!!
If by painting you mean buying sure. Go NTEK$$!!
They have been Painting it up past Few Mornings
On very low Vol
That's why it's call patent pending technology. Do not reply my post. It wasn't meant for you.
"SAMSUNG Enables Delivery of Stunning 4K Content with Launch of New UHD Commercial Display Lineup
on Jun 17, 2014
QMD Series, on display at InfoComm 2014, addresses the market demand for large, visually impactful display options to inform and inspire audiences
InfoComm 2014, Las Vegas - June 17, 2014 - Samsung Electronics America, Inc. today unveiled the QMD Series, a new lineup of 4K UHD commercial displays that enable businesses to deliver greater visual impact, inform and inspire their audience. In addition to exhibiting its latest hardware and software solutions for a smarter digital signage experience, Samsung will also be introducing a new 32-inch UHD desktop monitor. InfoComm attendees can see the full lineup of Samsung commercial display innovations for education, retail, corporate and more at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Booth #C6319, from June 18-20.
"Samsung has a legacy of leadership in display technology and digital signage, and we are now leading the exciting transition to UHD for customers looking to deliver more visually engaging, memorable visual experiences," said Tod Pike, Senior Vice President at Samsung's Enterprise Business Division. "As 4K content becomes more prevalent and cost-effective to produce, offerings like our new QMD Series enable early adopters to wow their audiences and ensure they are future-proofed as the UHD becomes the new standard."
QMD Series UHD Lineup
Ideal for high-end retail, hospitality or public spaces where making a visual impact is important, the Samsung QMD Series is a slim, full-featured and dependable choice for customers looking to make the step up from HD to UHD. The displays offer life-like picture quality with UHD resolution, featuring four times the number of pixels (3840 x 2160) compared to Full HD (1080p). The QMD Series is designed for use in settings where digital content plays a critical role in both capturing attention or delivering highly detailed visual information, including retail signage, conference room presentations and videoconferencing, movie production, CAD/CAM design and command/control centers.
The Picture by Picture function allows users to display up to four content feeds at once, each supporting Full HD 1080 resolution. The QMD Series also supports full 60Hz content playback utilizing up to two DisplayPort 1.2 ports. Available through Samsung distribution partners starting in August, the QMD Series displays come in 55- and 85-inch models.
32-inch UHD Professional Desktop Monitor
Samsung is also bringing UHD content to the desktop with the launch of the UD970, a 32-inch UHD professional desktop monitor. With a sleek, elegant design, wide viewing angle panel, Adobe and sRGB color compliance, the UD970 is ideal for professionals that run applications requiring accurate image reproduction, such as command and control, video and photo editing, mapping and simulation, engineering, and more. The Samsung UD970 UHD monitor will be available in August.
DB Series Adds Small But Smart Signage
Further expanding its Smart Signage Platform display lineup, Samsung is introducing a new 21.5-inch DB Series commercial display to address demand for smaller digital signage solutions. Roughly the size of a sheet of tabloid paper, the new display offers a smart replacement for small static posters used for retail, restaurant, or corporate environments. It incorporates built-in WiFi, so power is the only cabling required for quick and easy installation.
Featuring the next-generation Samsung Smart Signage Platform system-on-chip, the DB Series display eliminates the need for an external media player and comes with Samsung MagicInfo software for easy content management and scheduling. Customers can also partner with one of the more than 20 leading digital signage solution providers in the U.S. developing on the Smart Signage Platform, including Avionex (Hypersign), Capital Networks, Four Winds Interactive, Insteo, Scala, Signagelive, Wireless Ronin and X-Factor Communications.
Among the other innovations on display at Samsung's booth will be a sequence of stunning video walls presenting changing landscapes and other content across more than 50 ultra-narrow bezel displays. Throughout InfoComm, Samsung is presenting a series of in-booth seminars in addition to a spotlight session on the digital signage stage entitled Display Directions: UHD, Wireless, Smart Displays & Beyond.
For more information about Samsung's commercial display solutions and InfoComm showcase, please visit samsung.com/infocomm.
About Samsung Electronics America Enterprise Business Division
As a global leader in Information Technology, Samsung's Enterprise Business Division (EBD) is committed to introducing new business experiences across a diverse spectrum of industries from retail to healthcare, hospitality to sales. We believe technology brings business and customers together - to better share, collaborate and discover new opportunities. With a market-oriented approach to innovation, EBD is a division of Samsung Electronics America, Inc. (SEA), a U.S. subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd. (SEC). For more information, please visit samsung.com/business., call 1-866-SAM-4BIZ or follow Samsung EBD via Twitter: @SamsungBizUSA.
http://www.samsung.com/us/news/newsRead.do?ne..._seq=23307
Manipulated? Bid over share price?! You tell me! Go NTEK$$!!
Sony has a 100 Movie 4k Library
Sony is constantly remastering classic movie and TV titles, and currently has over 100 4K movies in its library, new and old. While some movies can take just a few months to remaster, Lawrence of Arabia has taken nearly three years to get into a condition where the studio was happy with it. We can tell you it looks absolutely stunning.
http://www.techradar.com/us/news/television/t...la-1146838
Insiders! Of Course, Lolzzzzzzzz
Other than the 5 or 6 Protos Actually sold
Insiders Passed one around to Make Videos with
Been a Month
since I heard on Anyone Receiving One
Sony's player on Amazon only 11 reviews and they are not good. Take a look. Looks like SONY cannot please everyone either. All it does it play movies! No games, no apps. No nothing. Nuvola is less expensive and does MUCH MORE. It's an all in one multi media device. Oh and a 4K player too.
)))) http://www.amazon.com/Sony-FMPX10-Player-Excl...ewpoints=1
Well, didn't see the word "Ultra" or "4K" anywhere....or the word "streamer" eather. Different tool for diff app.
Ok so that rules out that only "INSIDERS" are getting it right? Thanks for proving my point.
))))) Weeeeeeeeeee! Also many of these people have NEVER used Android OS so of course they are going to be unfamiliar with it. You cannot please everyone unfortunately. BUT there are many pleased customers. LIKE MYSELF! I love mine. But i have also been an android user for YEARS. So i know how it works.
From the Only 2 "Verified" Amazon Purchasers
Quote:
Even my old HD videos don't look good on it, August 15, 2014
By Maj C. Henderson (Houston, TX) - See all my reviews
(REAL NAME)
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: NanoTech NuvolaTM NP-1, NP1- Ultra HD 4K Streaming Android Set top Box (Personal Computers)
Can't make anything work well. Even my old HD videos don't look good on it. (Because it does not upscale.) As mentioned by others, the Youtube videos do not play back at 4K. The mouse (whatever it is) goes all over the screen and takes an hour to type anything in, and usually gives an error anyway. Tech support confirmed that it will not recognize media formatted with exFAT, which is necessary for videos over a minute in length of 4k content. Thus, I am returning this device, as viewing my own content on a thumb drive was my main reason for purchasing it. There is no way for me to do that, because I have them on Youtube and on thumb drives and neither will work on this device. I did not attempt to view the videos they stream from their server, because the interface was such a pain to attempt to use. The cursor jumps all over the screen and is almost impossible to control. I don't know why they elected to use such a buggy interface.
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3.0 out of 5 stars 4k content looks very good on Ultraflix, July 31, 2014
By Joshua Kaminstein - See all my reviews
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This review is from: NanoTech NuvolaTM NP-1, NP1- Ultra HD 4K Streaming Android Set top Box (Personal Computers)
Could not register device. According to Nanotech website this is a problem with some units that have firmware 2.06 and earlier. Update is suppose to fix this which is not yet available. 4k content looks very good on Ultraflix. Netflix will not display 4k until H.265 update is released. Not crazy about the air mouse, it takes some getting used to. Device is a little buggy, hopefully will become more stable with updates
NTEK hires expert.
SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--NANOTECH ENTERTAINMENT (OTCPINK: NTEK), a pioneer in bringing the 4K Ultra HD experience to consumers, announced today the appointment of Blake Brown as NanoTech’s Lead Technical Developer for its global media business. Brown brings more than 25 years of multimedia engineering experience in developing video, encoder and decoder products for many of the industry’s leading multimedia companies in Silicon.”
Brown holds numerous patents with Sony, Avistar, Futuretel, Emuzed and Hitachi for software development related to compression, storage, streaming, networking and 3D. While manager and senior software engineer at Pinnacle Systems, he was a primary contributor on a compression-related Technical Emmy and a significant contributor on a small team for a second Technical Emmy. Brown’s previous experience also includes software development for Amazon, DirectTV and Sonic Solutions. Brown has a B.S. in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois and an M.B.A. in Management/Finance from Santa Clara University.
In his new role, Brown will focus on porting NanoTech’s UltraFlix 4K streaming video distribution service to several major 4K TV brands as well as the emerging 4K-capable smartphones. He will also provide support for several strategic Nuvola Multiple System Operator (MSO)/cable TV company customers.
Adding Brown to the NanoTech team is timely considering the growth in the adoption of 4K Ultra HD TVs and the projected growth for 4K-capable smartphones. In its February 2014 NPD Display Search Quarterly Global TV Shipment and Forecast Report - Advanced, 4K×2K TV shipments are expected to total 1.9 million units in 2013, rising to 12.7 million units in 2014; and global shipments of ultra-high-definition (UHD) smartphones are forecast to reach 23 million in 2015.
"Blake is a key addition to our team and we’re honored to have him join us," said Jeff Foley, CEO of NanoTech Entertainment. “With the market for our 4K streaming products continuing to expand, Blake’s broad experience and technical expertise will be invaluable in meeting the specific needs of our customers.”
“I’m really looking forward to leveraging my experience with video compression, streaming technology and multimedia platform app development to help 4K Ultra HD TV manufacturers and Cable TV providers seamlessly integrate UltraFlix into their offerings to enhance their customers’ entertainment experience,” said Blake Brown. “NanoTech is recognized worldwide for bringing the 4K Ultra HD experience to consumers. Now, our market is expanding. I see this as a tremendous opportunity to be a part of the resolution revolution--one of the most exciting evolutions in television.”
Quote:
Or maybe they threatened him with legal action if he criticized the device in any way. That sounds more like NTEK's speed.
Well that wouldn't be the first time
NTEK threatened folk for exposing Lies
Stock Shenanigans and Misleading Info
That's just nonsense. Anyone and everyone can buy and enjoy both the Nuvola and Ultraflix.
Here it is on Amazon
http://www.amazon.com/NanoTech-NuvolaTM-NP-1-...uvola+np-1
You can get it in their online store too.
Google Amazon Nuvola NP-1
See what comes up first.
Samsung America integrated platform eliminates the need for external media players like the Nuvola NP-C.
Looks like NTEK is history at 11giraffes.
partnership involving NanoTech’s Nuvola NP-C™ commercial-grade 4K networked and interactive media player and 11Giraffes digital signage
Samsung’s SSP consists of commercial digital displays with integrated media players. The integrated platform eliminates the need for external media players...
Good find but... not good for NTEK
Nanotech could make that much money by just licensing their technology to the manufacturers
What intellectual property protected technology does NTEK have that would require a manufacturer to license?
