 Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is powered by Corsair, maker of quality PC components and peripherals. Our trusted storage partner is Seagate Technology, and our trusted networking partner is Linksys. Guys, we're here checking out some sweet Sony cameras because we all know that as interesting as a 4K TV is, unless there's actually a way to generate 4K content, then yeah, not that interesting. So Mike's going to show us a few different things that are coming down the pipe, including one that our crew is particularly excited about, and that is the upcoming 4K functionality of the FS700. Mike, can you tell us about this pack that's attached to it right here? This is the R5 recorder. This will allow you to do 16-bit raw recording from the FS700. We think late spring, maybe May-ish, June-ish, sometime in through there. Mike, do you want to tell us how fast that recorder can record data? 2.5 Gigs per second. Outstanding, love to see it. And the one we have right here, this is so new. Ultra-protein. So has anyone at the booth even seen this before today? No. Amazing. So guys, have a look at this thing. It's actually about the size of something more like an FS100, which is sort of a $4,000-ish 1080p camera, except this is capable of shooting full 4K, correct? Correct. Outstanding. Love to see more and hear more about this when it's actually available. Now we're going to move over to more like a professional-grade camera, back in a moment. Now I want Mike to tell us a little bit about this camera right here. Now this is, what was it, a $35,000 just for the body. $24,000 for a lens kit. OK, so you guys aren't buying this. I understand that. And if you are, Mike sends his personal thanks. However, I would like him to talk about the technology that it goes into, a device like this that enables us to even record 4K. You got a little thing in your hands there. Tell us about this guy. This is an S-by-S card. This is one of our new Pro Plus cards that can do 60 megabits, 600 megabits, I'm sorry, per second. On board to the camera. This will allow you to do 30 minutes of 4K recording. Tell me something. You got two slots there. Does that give you some creative options, like continuous filming, if you swap them in and out? We can either do A or B, or both at the same time, for mirroring, or a cascade from A to B. And then you can just keep cascading the cards. Very exciting. So I'm sure you guys can't wait until 10 years from now, when you can actually buy something like this that you can carry around. Thanks, Mike. Thank you. Thanks for watching Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013, powered by Corsair, Seagate Technology, and Linksys.