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[1494.72 --> 1495.74] actually shooting 4K
[1495.74 --> 1496.08] with it
[1496.08 --> 1496.80] which we aren't even
[1496.80 --> 1497.52] able to yet
[1497.52 --> 1498.00] because we're still
[1498.00 --> 1498.62] waiting for another
[1498.62 --> 1499.18] firmware update
[1499.18 --> 1499.74] for our recorder
[1499.74 --> 1500.18] but that's a whole
[1500.18 --> 1500.60] other story.
[1500.86 --> 1501.02] So,
[1501.08 --> 1502.32] this is only $6,000
[1502.32 --> 1504.10] records to 4K
[1504.10 --> 1505.02] immediately.
[1505.42 --> 1506.16] You can upgrade
[1506.16 --> 1506.78] the sensor
[1506.78 --> 1508.22] to future standards
[1508.22 --> 1509.54] like 6K,
[1509.62 --> 1510.00] 8K
[1510.00 --> 1510.66] or whatever.
[1510.96 --> 1511.74] You can upgrade
[1511.74 --> 1512.30] the mount
[1512.30 --> 1512.90] to put different
[1512.90 --> 1513.74] lenses on it
[1513.74 --> 1515.34] and it just
[1515.34 --> 1516.50] freaking blew my
[1516.50 --> 1517.30] mind and the fact
[1517.30 --> 1517.76] that it uses
[1517.76 --> 1518.62] open standards
[1518.62 --> 1519.32] and comes in
[1519.32 --> 1520.30] at only $6,000
[1520.30 --> 1523.02] is just unreal.
[1524.36 --> 1524.78] I'm going to head
[1524.78 --> 1525.54] over to Twitch chat
[1525.54 --> 1526.92] and see if things
[1526.92 --> 1528.00] have sort of
[1528.00 --> 1529.76] gotten a little bit
[1529.76 --> 1531.26] less out of control.
[1531.44 --> 1531.64] Yes,
[1531.68 --> 1532.68] indeed they have
[1532.68 --> 1533.24] in fact.
[1533.36 --> 1533.60] Alright,
[1533.74 --> 1534.24] let's move on
[1534.24 --> 1534.92] to our next topic
[1534.92 --> 1535.06] here.
[1535.10 --> 1535.54] I think this is
[1535.54 --> 1535.88] going to be a
[1535.88 --> 1536.70] pretty short show
[1536.70 --> 1537.74] just because
[1537.74 --> 1538.62] there's not
[1538.62 --> 1539.36] a whole lot
[1539.36 --> 1539.74] of room
[1539.74 --> 1540.90] for discussion
[1540.90 --> 1541.84] between me
[1541.84 --> 1542.60] and Luke
[1542.60 --> 1543.06] over here.
[1543.34 --> 1543.70] So,
[1543.76 --> 1544.36] this is a cool
[1544.36 --> 1544.64] demo.
[1544.76 --> 1544.98] Now,
[1545.22 --> 1545.84] one of the
[1545.84 --> 1546.64] things that
[1546.64 --> 1547.66] I have
[1547.66 --> 1548.68] criticized
[1548.68 --> 1549.40] Thunderbolt
[1549.40 --> 1550.40] for is
[1550.40 --> 1550.92] that it
[1550.92 --> 1552.32] just isn't
[1552.32 --> 1553.34] Ethernet.
[1553.72 --> 1554.38] It doesn't
[1554.38 --> 1555.06] allow the
[1555.06 --> 1555.54] same kind
[1555.54 --> 1556.28] of flexibility
[1556.28 --> 1557.28] that Ethernet
[1557.28 --> 1558.08] does in a
[1558.08 --> 1558.68] multi-user
[1558.68 --> 1559.24] scenario.
[1559.44 --> 1559.54] So,
[1559.62 --> 1560.90] having 10
[1560.90 --> 1561.74] gigabit Ethernet
[1561.74 --> 1562.54] on my PC
[1562.54 --> 1563.50] to me
[1563.50 --> 1564.04] is more
[1564.04 --> 1564.54] important
[1564.54 --> 1565.08] than paying
[1565.08 --> 1565.60] a premium
[1565.60 --> 1566.72] for a
[1566.72 --> 1567.12] Thunderbolt
[1567.12 --> 1567.96] enabled PC
[1567.96 --> 1569.04] and then paying
[1569.04 --> 1570.08] another premium
[1570.08 --> 1570.62] for a
[1570.62 --> 1571.12] Thunderbolt
[1571.12 --> 1572.22] enabled storage
[1572.22 --> 1572.70] enclosure.
[1572.92 --> 1572.96] Well,
[1573.06 --> 1573.46] now,
[1573.96 --> 1574.98] Thunderbolt 2
[1574.98 --> 1576.22] has been shown
[1576.22 --> 1577.22] off enabling