 Thanks to Sennheiser and Kingston for powering our NAB coverage this year. Check them out at the links in the video description. SmallHD has been making camera monitors for a while now, but they had always been focused on smaller camera mounted displays. All of that changes with the introduction of their brand new SmallHDR monitors that come in a 17 inch model, a 24 inch model, and a 32 inch model respectively. Each model in the lineup is constructed of SmallHD's new aluminum chassis, which they have torture tested relentlessly through the production of this monitor. SmallHD seems to be delivering monitors that can truly survive nearly any harsh production environment, even going as far as pushing the monitors to the limit by driving over it with a truck, shooting it with a gun, and swinging a baseball bat at it full speed. SmallHD has updated and integrated their Page UI system into this lineup of monitors. This gives the user the ability to switch between multiple displays with different looks or settings applied to each page. In theory, this makes switching between settings you do not want to toggle on and off quicker to access. There is also a new window mode that allows four pages to be displayed simultaneously for anyone who wants to see multiple settings applied at once on different parts of the screen. On the back of the monitor, they have integrated a useful rail system allowing you to mount accessories like wireless display modules so that there is no need to run any cables if you do not wish to. So what do you guys think? Should we try to get one of these monitors in the office to put it through its paces ourselves? Let me know in the comments down below. And for all the rest of our NAB 2016 content, get subscribed to Linus Tech Tips. Thanks again to Sennheiser for sending us here to NAB this year. Make sure to check out all of their new stuff for NAB at the link in the video description. Also, thanks to Kingston for sending us here this year. Check out their brand new super fast micro SD card made for action cameras like the GoPro, also linked in the video description.