UltraFlix mentioned in this latest News from Digit
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Posted On: 10/14/2016 12:49:36 PM
UltraFlix mentioned in this latest News from Digital Trends on October 13th, 2016:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/whe...d-content/
From Article:
Cost: $1 to $10 per rental
Requirements: Recommended minimum download speed of 6 Mbps or higher; apps for select Samsung, Hisense, Vizio, and Sony Bravia Ultra HD TVs, or compatible Ultra HD TV and a 4K-capable Roku, Amazon Fire TV, or Nvidia Shield TV streaming box. So many options now make Nanotech’s $300 Nuvola NP-1 streaming player a less appealing outboard choice for the service.
As the self-proclaimed largest 4K Ultra HD library of streaming content available, Ultraflix hosts hundreds of hours of 4K nature documentaries (including 40 titles originally created for IMAX), dozens of concerts, videos from acts like AC/DC and Madonna, and hundreds of hours of sci-fi, action, comedy, and drama all for rental in 48-hour blocks. Featured Hollywood movies include The Wolf of Wall Street, Star Trek: Into Darkness, World War Z, and Transformers: Age of Extinction, as well as old favorites such as Rocky, Rain Man, Fargo, and RoboCop, among others.
http://www.digitaltrends.com/home-theater/whe...d-content/
From Article:
Cost: $1 to $10 per rental
Requirements: Recommended minimum download speed of 6 Mbps or higher; apps for select Samsung, Hisense, Vizio, and Sony Bravia Ultra HD TVs, or compatible Ultra HD TV and a 4K-capable Roku, Amazon Fire TV, or Nvidia Shield TV streaming box. So many options now make Nanotech’s $300 Nuvola NP-1 streaming player a less appealing outboard choice for the service.
As the self-proclaimed largest 4K Ultra HD library of streaming content available, Ultraflix hosts hundreds of hours of 4K nature documentaries (including 40 titles originally created for IMAX), dozens of concerts, videos from acts like AC/DC and Madonna, and hundreds of hours of sci-fi, action, comedy, and drama all for rental in 48-hour blocks. Featured Hollywood movies include The Wolf of Wall Street, Star Trek: Into Darkness, World War Z, and Transformers: Age of Extinction, as well as old favorites such as Rocky, Rain Man, Fargo, and RoboCop, among others.
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