Gadgetory

this is the long-awaited palma drone from gopro as you can see it's a fairly compact design it is designed to fold up and fit into a backpack which is actually included at the front you'll see there is a stabilizer unit built into the 3 axis gimbal and that's used to stabilize your GoPro camera that you can put in the front it's compatible with either this Hero 4 or the brand new recently announced Hero 5 minutes it's in the front lights so you can actually remove the handheld stabilizer with something like this and then you can use it to keep pretty steady to move handheld shots with your GoPro and it doesn't necessarily need to be on the touring when you're feeling so the drone also comes with this gang in the lake controller so it has a touchscreen in it you don't need an actual extra point or tablet in order to control the drone there are a couple of joysticks on there too and some controls there that you can the poem says it's pretty easy to fly for beginners and it should be very simple using kind of similar smartphone based controllers that you are used to so you can fly it easily the drone comes with a backpack is stabilizer itself and you cost seven hundred and ninety nine dollars but if you want to add a session camera to it it will cost nine hundred and ninety nine dollars in the package and then 1099 or 1099 dollars with the zero five relax edition but stay tuned to see net we are going to test this out and see what it looks like here at the GoPro launch event in Tahoe in California