Hollywood Pushes for Ultra-HD Video Player, Fox’s Dunn Says

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Hollywood movies and television studio according to establish a consumer electronics company has enough data storage space to store a few films in a high-definition video player.
Equipment, blu-ray players and 1 TB hard drive, there will be for the 2015 holiday season, mike dunn, 21st century fox (FOXA) family entertainment division President, said in today's consumer electronics conference in Los Angeles.
Studio is seeking more closely with consumer electronics companies stoke the so-called high-definition video, it provides a clearer picture than the technical requirements. Michael Dunne, the player will move files between devices to the audience, as well as purchase, download and watch 66 billion bytes, the ability of the next generation of video files.
"Studios and consumer electronics industry has been discussed," dunn said. "I'm here to give some fine-tuning."
20th century fox, fox, with film studios and 20 television studio, up 0.4%, at the end of New York at $34.40. A shares have risen 53% this year.
Proposal development studios, the blu-ray disc association, including fox, time warner twx.n) Warner Brothers and Disney (DIS)
Studios and consumer electronics manufacturers are hoping to see or ultra clear 4 k video, stoke demand for new equipment, and create an upgrade cycle is similar to the transition from VHS to DVD for movies. High-definition video file size makes it more challenging, streaming on the Internet.
Michael Dunne, the 21st century fox created the "innovation laboratory" fox, to more closely with the new technology of consumer electronics.

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