Netflix 4K streaming is finally heading to Windows PCs this week. While a number of TVs and set-top-boxes already support 4K Netflix streams, the PC has largely been left out of the high-quality ...

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 ...

Netflix has been pushing out 4K content to its apps on streaming boxes and Smart TVs for awhile, but the entertainment industry's anti-piracy crusade and some DRM limitations have meant PC users ...

If you watch Netflix on your PC, there's a good chance you're not watching it in 4K — even if you're paying for it. Here's how to fix that.

Windows 10 PCs and 2-in-1 devices can now stream Netflix in a 4K resolution, but there's a catch: It's an exclusive feature for the Microsoft Edge browser.

Netflix 4K streaming is coming to Windows PCs later this week—but only for the lucky few using seventh generation Kaby Lake processors from Intel.. Netflix launched 4K streaming in 2014 on a ...

If you're watching Netflix and you find that the quality is not quite that mind-blowing, it might mean your Netflix isn't really streaming in 4K. Here's why.

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

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 required a 7th ...

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 ...