 This is Sean O'Kane with The Verge. We're here looking at Sony's AS1000V. This is Sony's first 4K action cam. This is about a year behind the GoPro HERO4 Black, but it matches it on the specs. It can shoot 4K video, it can shoot 1080p video at 120 frames per second. It uses Sony SteadyShot 2, so it stabilizes your video in camera without having to do it in post. It looks just like Sony's AS100V, which was the last premium model that Sony put out, but it also means it's not any smaller, so it's got about the same weight to it. You're going to feel it when you have it on your helmet. This is going to run about $500, which is comparable to the GoPro as well. What Sony's done this time around is they've actually built out their accessory system, which is something they weren't doing too well with before. So you're going to have more helmet mounts, more chest straps, things like that, so you can really bring this wherever you want to bring it. One thing that I really wish they had upgraded was this LCD screen. It looks like it's out of a Casio watch out of the 1980s. They've had this on the Sony AS100V and also the Action Cam Mini from 2014, and it looks like they opted not to upgrade it this year. Sony spent most of 2014 lagging behind in the action camera market, but the specs are there on this one. We haven't seen the image quality yet, but if it can match GoPro, we're going to have another competitor in the action camera market. And that's it. If you want to see more awesome stuff from the CES floor, subscribe to our YouTube channel at youtube.com slash the verge.
 This is Sean O'Kane with The Verge.
 We're here looking at Sony's AS1000V.
 This is Sony's first 4K action cam.
 This is about a year behind the GoPro HERO4 Black, but it matches it on the specs.
 It can shoot 4K video, it can shoot 1080p video at 120 frames per second.
 It uses Sony SteadyShot 2, so it stabilizes your video in camera without having to do
 it in post.
 It looks just like Sony's AS100V, which was the last premium model that Sony put out,
 but it also means it's not any smaller, so it's got about the same weight to it.
 You're going to feel it when you have it on your helmet.
 This is going to run about $500, which is comparable to the GoPro as well.
 What Sony's done this time around is they've actually built out their accessory system,
 which is something they weren't doing too well with before.
 So you're going to have more helmet mounts, more chest straps, things like that, so you
 can really bring this wherever you want to bring it.
 One thing that I really wish they had upgraded was this LCD screen.
 It looks like it's out of a Casio watch out of the 1980s.
 They've had this on the Sony AS100V and also the Action Cam Mini from 2014, and it looks
 like they opted not to upgrade it this year.
 Sony spent most of 2014 lagging behind in the action camera market, but the specs are
 there on this one.
 We haven't seen the image quality yet, but if it can match GoPro, we're going to have
 another competitor in the action camera market.
 And that's it.
 If you want to see more awesome stuff from the CES floor, subscribe to our YouTube channel
 at youtube.com slash the verge.