NanoTech Entertainment has entered into a distribution agreement to add 45 concerts, music and sports videos as well as horror films to NanoTech’s UltraFlix all Ultra-HD OTT network.

4K Studios, a NanoTech subsidiary, will be creating 4K digital masters from the films. With the addition of a total of 11 concerts, 13 music & performing arts films and 19 sports videos as well as 2 horror films, UltraFlix subscribers will be able to choose from nearly 350 hours of sci-fi, action/thriller, comedy, drama and family movies as well as sports videos, concerts, TV shows, special events and Moving Murals in addition to 100 hours of free content.

NanoTech’s Nuvola NP-1, which comes preloaded with UltraFlix and several video, gaming and social media applications pre-installed, is a multifunction device that can stream videos in 4K Ultra HD as well as HD, SD and 3D formats. The NP-1 is based on the NVIDIA Tegra 4 and uses the latest Android Operating System 4.4, KitKat. NP-1 users have fast and easy access to thousands of video games and applications from NVIDIA Tegra Zone, Ouya, and the Google Play Store.

“We’re looking forward to continuing to add to our 4K Library,” said Aaron Taylor, NanoTech’s Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing. “Our ever expanding content partnerships will help us continue to ensure that UltraFlix maintains its lead as the source for the world’s largest library of 4K VoD content.”

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