Netflix’s Ultra HD content is going to cost you more
Netflix users who absolutely, positively must see each and every crag and crevice on Kevin Spacey’s face will soon have to pay a little more for the privilege. Netflix announced that it’s raising subscription prices for users who stream its content to Ultra HD TVs, which have four times the resolution of regular high-definition TVs—making them the only acceptable devices on which to watch The Smurfs 2. Subscribers with Ultra HD TVs will have to pay $11.99 to receive the super high-definition content, three bucks over what new subscribers pay for plain ol’ ordinary HD. The new 4K plan also allows user to stream content to four different devices at once, allowing every member of the family to enjoy new episodes of Orange Is The New Black in their own ways.