Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Netflix 4K streaming is finally heading to Windows PCs this week.

Netflix 4K content is now available to a larger audience — Windows 10 PCs have been added to the list of devices capable of using 4K content available from the streaming service. Until now ...

With the vast majority of browsers, Netflix is limited to 720p. If you’re on Windows you can only access 4K footage with Microsoft Edge or the official Netflix app from the Windows Store.

Ouch. However, there’s a catch outside the Microsoft Edge and display requirements for enjoying Netflix in 4K. Ruiz-Hopper points out that the Windows 10 device must have a seventh-generation ...

According to Netflix, only Safari and Microsoft Edge browsers support 4K playback. Mac users must be running Safari 11 or later to stream UHD content, while Windows users must use Microsoft Edge.

4K video streams finally make their debut on PCs thanks to Netflix and Windows 10, but strict software and hardware limitations curb our enthusiasm.

Netflix and Microsoft have announced that 4K video content will be exclusive to Windows 10 machines and the Edge web browser.

Still a problem. The strange thing about the T2 requirement is that there's no equivalent mandate on the Windows side of the equation. When Netflix first released PC 4K streaming support it ...

Starting today, Netflix's 4K content is available to stream on Windows 10 PCs -- but only if your machine is a fairly recent one. The catch: you'll need a new or new-ish Windows 10 PC with a ...

Netflix 4K content is now available to a larger audience — Windows 10 PCs have been added to the list of devices capable of using 4K content available from the streaming service. Until now ...

4K content from Netflix is now available on Windows 10 PCs and 2-in-1 devices through Microsoft Edge. Microsoft said that Ultra HD availability is also subject to your Netflix subscription plan ...