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NTEK info/You decide Sunday, 11/29/15 12:48:36 PM
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333240
of 333249 Go
Big Picture/Summary:
Ultraflix has created a solid infrastructure/foundation to stream 4K content. They are continuing to grow their system to be capable of serving a large number of titles to a very large number of customers on a variety of platforms. This is where the long term value of the companies lies.
Right now they do this with a mix of content. This includes some Native 4K, some is scanned from film, and some is upscaled from 2K. The weak link on many 4K displays is the way they scale HD content to 4K. Ultraflix upscaling is visibly superior.
Customers have shown that they want the convenience of streaming. The picture quality of Ultraflix beats Apple TV or Netflix easily. For people with 4K TV’s this is a no-brainer.
So, here’s what has happened in November.
Ultraflix is now working on 2015 Sony 4K televisions. Ultraflix has started a promo where Sony customers can watch Terminator Genysis for free. This is a great way to sign up new customers.
Ultraflix is now working on Samsung 4K Tiezen models.
Ultraflix has now uploaded close to 300 titles from Paramount (from a total of 900 titles they have rights to), giving them a legitimate selection of “A” list movie titles.
Ultraflix has launched a strong Black Friday promo with very aggressive pricing. 99 rentals for $99. 25 rentals for $49.99. 10 rentals for $24.99. Nobody else combines the convenience of streaming with this kind of quality at this type of pricing.
In addition to 2015 Sony 4K and Samsung 4K Tiezen, Ultraflix is currently available on Vizio 4K sets, and is available through the Google Play store. Nanotech has also announced that the service is coming to Hisense, ROKU and Amazon Fire TV among others.
Not a bad month.
As an investor:
Nanotech has clearly struggled to fund this, and that reflects in their current share price.
Having said that, the potential upside to what they are doing is huge. Just like companies like Blockbuster were eclipsed by Netflix as HD became the standard, there is now an opportunity for the next generation of services to eclipse Netflix. Ultraflix could very well be that service.
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This Investor has done his Homework.
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NTEK info/You decide Sunday, 11/29/15 12:48:36 PM
Re: None
Post #
333240
of 333249 Go
Big Picture/Summary:
Ultraflix has created a solid infrastructure/foundation to stream 4K content. They are continuing to grow their system to be capable of serving a large number of titles to a very large number of customers on a variety of platforms. This is where the long term value of the companies lies.
Right now they do this with a mix of content. This includes some Native 4K, some is scanned from film, and some is upscaled from 2K. The weak link on many 4K displays is the way they scale HD content to 4K. Ultraflix upscaling is visibly superior.
Customers have shown that they want the convenience of streaming. The picture quality of Ultraflix beats Apple TV or Netflix easily. For people with 4K TV’s this is a no-brainer.
So, here’s what has happened in November.
Ultraflix is now working on 2015 Sony 4K televisions. Ultraflix has started a promo where Sony customers can watch Terminator Genysis for free. This is a great way to sign up new customers.
Ultraflix is now working on Samsung 4K Tiezen models.
Ultraflix has now uploaded close to 300 titles from Paramount (from a total of 900 titles they have rights to), giving them a legitimate selection of “A” list movie titles.
Ultraflix has launched a strong Black Friday promo with very aggressive pricing. 99 rentals for $99. 25 rentals for $49.99. 10 rentals for $24.99. Nobody else combines the convenience of streaming with this kind of quality at this type of pricing.
In addition to 2015 Sony 4K and Samsung 4K Tiezen, Ultraflix is currently available on Vizio 4K sets, and is available through the Google Play store. Nanotech has also announced that the service is coming to Hisense, ROKU and Amazon Fire TV among others.
Not a bad month.
As an investor:
Nanotech has clearly struggled to fund this, and that reflects in their current share price.
Having said that, the potential upside to what they are doing is huge. Just like companies like Blockbuster were eclipsed by Netflix as HD became the standard, there is now an opportunity for the next generation of services to eclipse Netflix. Ultraflix could very well be that service.
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This Investor has done his Homework.
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