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from a carbon-fibre ache a camera to a 38 inch ultra wide display to the latest car tech from Ford this is the coolest tech on the planet so first up is the red weapon helium and in terms of camera tech this is at the forefront of badass rating the camera itself is this beautiful carbon-fiber modular body that allows it to not only be lightweight but also extremely adaptable to pretty much any shooting situation without a doubt though the wow factor of this camera is the fact that it shoots in eight freaking k resolution and I know someone to say bro that is overkill why do you need so many pixels and it's actually less about output in the video and 8k which is still awesome and more about the flexibility you get in post now you really don't truly appreciate how crazy 8k is until you bring it into your editing program so within Final Cut Pro 10 for example this window right now is 25% scale if we were to bump that up to 100% you can see how crazy the detail is beyond that not only does it shoot 8k it shoots a K up to 75 frames per second which is bonkers something I use all the time is 8k at 48 frames per second which conforms down to 24 and gives you this really smooth cinematic slow-motion shot that adds a ton to the video it's cool as the resolution and the slow-motion is though one of the most useful features hands down is the fact that you're shooting in RAW may have heard the term used in photography where all the data and information is still there so impose you have a ton of flexibility well you have that here but with 8k video so for example let's say you're shooting outside maybe under expose a shot or even worse you over expose the shot with most cameras you're kind of screwed because it is baked in and there's nothing you can do about it but with red you can change it a post it's crazy it's kind of like God mode on a video game this also applies to white balance the idea here is not to say F white balance I'll worry about everything in post but more so having that extra flexibility just in case is nice so next up I got a chance to check out the for diffusion energy titanium and he shot up there for for not only trust me with their car but also sponsoring coolest tech on the planet now on top of looking super clean there is a ton of tech pack inside this car starting with the fact that the plug-in hybrid so you're getting the best of both electric and gas so when you utilizing both electric and gas you're going to get around 100 miles per gallon which is way better than anything I've ever used and then conversely even if electric was out of the picture and you were solely using gas you're still going to get around 40 miles per gallon which is fantastic on top of that remote start is even cooler because there's something special about turning your car on while you're not in it that makes you feel special inside dual climate control is awesome especially when you have a significant other that turns the heat way higher that it needs to be now as far as the tech you're normally used to inside this guy's an 8 inch touch LCD that is powered by sink 3 so with this you're getting a nice large display to navigate and interact with for me it was actually my first time getting to check out apple carplay it's simple it's clean and having those icons laid out largely in front of you instead of having to look at your phone is definitely a plus and as cool as that was the most fun I had using the fusion was using its Park Assist especially with parallel parking now I guarantee it the same guy that yelled at me about a K is going to say why do you need help with Park Assist can you not parallel park can you not Drive infuser I said yeah of course I can parallel park but those situations when you're out in public there's a ton of traffic a ton of pressure not happen to think about it is kind of nice so once Park Assist is engaged to employ drive for and through the fusion sensors it's going to let you know when to stop and a spot is found from there pop it in reverse backup and then the fusion will begin to do its magic I got to say it is kind of awesome even with me backing in way faster than I probably should have it still worked really well so that combined with sync 3 the looks the tech inside Ford is killing the car game now last up is the 38 inch ultra wide curve display from LG and if you've seen pictures or video online that really doesn't do it justice because seeing it in person this thing is massive this is packing a resolution of 3840 by 1600 on an IPS display so the color and the image on this is phenomenal now me personally most the time I prefer a non ultrawide monitor simply because I like to focus on a single window at a time but on the flip side maybe you're a multitasking ninja you're going to go nuts over this on a serious note though a screen split 2.0 is actually really useful what this does is gives you multiple resize options and picture and picture modes which helps keep things nice and tight now beyond the display itself I really enjoy how well-thought-out and how much functionality is inside this display starting with USB speed connectivity so through a single USBC cable you connect your laptop transfer video data and charge it at the same time there is also a USB 3.0 quick charge port which in turn allows you to quickly charge your phone useful now this monitor also features Bluetooth connectivity which normally might seem strange or weird but because the speakers on this actually sound pretty good it kind of makes sense so all with this you're getting dual monitor real estate in a single package plus a ton of tech pack on top of that it looks great both picture quality wise and and a set up on your desk because it is definitely going to turn heads and overall in a tech world filled with monitors and displays this one is unique and definitely stands out so that's not hopefully enjoyed the video if you did and you or feel like being awesome make sure to smash that 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