Sony’s betting big on 4K, with its movie studios shooting movies and television in 4K using its pro cameras . And now, to get that content to all those Ultra HD TVs, the company is rolling out its long-awaited Video Unlimited 4K download service. As of today, there are 70 native 4K movies and shows available — Sony’s aiming to have over 100 by the end of the year — and users can rent or buy content through the service. Of course, you’ll need one of Sony’s FMP-X1 media players and an appropriately rezzed Sony screen to actually consume said video. Single show episodes are $3.99, with movie rentals starting at $7.99 for a 24-hour viewing window. Looking to buy? $29.99 gets you any film for good. Filed under: Home Entertainment , HD , Sony Comments
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Sony starts delivering 4K downloads with Video Unlimited 4K service
