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The NanoTech Entertainment of San Jose, CA UltraFlix 4K Streaming Video Network is being demonstrated by multiple 4K Platform Partners throughout CES 2016. 4K TVs and OTT Streaming Boxes Featuring UltraFlix 4K Content are available for demonstration to CES attendees.
NanoTech Entertainment, announced today that UltraFlix , home of more than 1,000 hours of Hollywood movies, visually stunning nature and sporting documentaries, award winning TV series and live concerts will be made available for demonstration at the following CES floor locations:
Sony: (LVCC, Central Hall, #14200)
HiSense: (LVCC, Central Hall, #8152)
TCL: (LVCC, Central Hall, #9829)
NVIDIA: (LVCC, North Hall, #2823)
ROKU: (Invite Only)
Vizio: (Invite Only)
Samsung: (Invite Only)
“UltraFlix is quickly becoming the destination for 4K TV owners to get their fix of visually stunning 4K content,” said Aaron Taylor, NanoTech's Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “We started a controlled and conservative roll-out last year at CES and here we are one year later with over 100,000 new users in Q4 ‘15 alone. We’re well on our way to reach 1M users this year.”
Shipments of 4K Ultra HDTVs surpassed expectations in 2015, reaching 6 million units in North America, with forecasts to double that level to 12 million units in 2016, according to data just released by market research firm DisplaySearch/IHS.
NanoTech has been building its 4K library for nearly two years to deliver an extensive collection of 4K entertainment. With a combination of native 4K digital titles, 4K film scanning, high-quality scaling techniques and a dedicated team of video artists, UltraFlix has successfully amassed a selection of Hollywood hits from major studios such as Paramount, MGM, Millennium, Magnolia and Warner. Award-winning documentaries, hot new TV series from A&E Networks, Concert Series and stunning time-lapse motion art from top independent producers from around the globe round out the mix. Major studio deals are expected to close in Q1 2016.
NanoTech Entertainment, announced today that UltraFlix , home of more than 1,000 hours of Hollywood movies, visually stunning nature and sporting documentaries, award winning TV series and live concerts will be made available for demonstration at the following CES floor locations:
Sony: (LVCC, Central Hall, #14200)
HiSense: (LVCC, Central Hall, #8152)
TCL: (LVCC, Central Hall, #9829)
NVIDIA: (LVCC, North Hall, #2823)
ROKU: (Invite Only)
Vizio: (Invite Only)
Samsung: (Invite Only)
“UltraFlix is quickly becoming the destination for 4K TV owners to get their fix of visually stunning 4K content,” said Aaron Taylor, NanoTech's Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “We started a controlled and conservative roll-out last year at CES and here we are one year later with over 100,000 new users in Q4 ‘15 alone. We’re well on our way to reach 1M users this year.”
Shipments of 4K Ultra HDTVs surpassed expectations in 2015, reaching 6 million units in North America, with forecasts to double that level to 12 million units in 2016, according to data just released by market research firm DisplaySearch/IHS.
NanoTech has been building its 4K library for nearly two years to deliver an extensive collection of 4K entertainment. With a combination of native 4K digital titles, 4K film scanning, high-quality scaling techniques and a dedicated team of video artists, UltraFlix has successfully amassed a selection of Hollywood hits from major studios such as Paramount, MGM, Millennium, Magnolia and Warner. Award-winning documentaries, hot new TV series from A&E Networks, Concert Series and stunning time-lapse motion art from top independent producers from around the globe round out the mix. Major studio deals are expected to close in Q1 2016.