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unbox therapy's coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by Squarespace so a couple of the coolest items I got to check out at CES 2014 came from a company called DJI and as you can tell in the visual right here they create quadcopter similar to the commercially available parrot ar.drone except in this case slightly more professional capable of carrying your own camera and giving you very beautiful in stable shots from the sky it's very very cool I'll show you samples as the video moves forward you get a analog remote to go with it so you don't just have to use your smartphone that's gonna give you slightly better range and better control although there is still some smartphone integration for controlling various parameters this is the bigger brother the spreading wings s800 which comes of course with a bigger price tag as well this one is around 3,000 bucks compared with the $500 entry price for the Phantom 2 I will of course try to link them down in the description if I can find them but the purpose of either of these is to get amazing aerial shots that used to cost a lot more money when you would send say a helicopter up to get them now you can send these things up instead along with any kind of consumer camera and since the cameras are mounted on a gimbal they kind of float there that helps to stabilize the end product what you're looking at here are some samples that were given to me by the folks at DJI to help illustrate what these things are capable of as you'll see aerial video is incredibly powerful and when you pair it with some music it gets pretty intense so instead of me continuing to talk I'm gonna let you roll out on some beautiful visuals courtesy of DJI along with some music check it out I want to give a big shout-out to our official sponsor making this coverage possible that is Squarespace they are an amazing service where you can go over and build your very own sophisticated and professional-looking website without any kind of previous experience in web development head over to Squarespace right now all the information is down in the description I built my website using Squarespace and I have been a customer for a very long time so I am incredibly happy to have them on board as our official sponsor for CES 2014