The audiovisual world moves by fashionsToday we have the fashion of virtual reality (360º), a fashion that comes to replace the forgotten 3D. But is it really the future? Samsung and Google are betting heavily on this, a technology that in my point of view has no benefits beyond the world of video games but is coming strong. And you know, there are many rumors that suggest that Apple could also be interested in virtual reality technology.
Other of these audiovisual fashions, the drones, something that is not new but that really allows many more things than what virtual reality can allow us, in fact they are complementary. And the thing is that drones offer us something quite interesting: lower production costs. DJI is one of the most important companies in this field, a company that knows how to sell very well their products ... does it remind you of someone? Yes, to Apple, and it seems the Cupertino guys have teamed up with DJI to sell the new DJI Phantom 4 in Apple's own stores.
First of all I warn you that . this of the drones begins to be very regulated and that you will need a license to be able to fly (and record) With a drone, in the end they are aircraft that require security measures and apart from the economic benefits for the Treasury, our security depends on these regulations. Regulations aside, the DJI representative stated that DJI users often use Apple products, and What better than to use the Apple Store to sell these DJI Phantom 4.
We are facing a product premium, a somewhat professional product that not everyone needs. And we have a drone with 4K camera able to follow us without controlling them with the station, or even capable of avoid obstacles to avoid having to repair the drone (it has a price of about 1250€). The DJI Phantom 4 will begin shipping in 400 Apple stores this week. We'll see what happens in Spain, but you know: you need a license to be able to fly with these drones.