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DJI takes to the skies with new Phantom 4

March 3, 2016 Staff

As a sign that progress in the drone field is extremely rapid and that competition is becoming equally fierce, DJI has unveiled its latest Phantom 4 UAV under a year after the Phantom 3 debuted.

via DJI takes to the skies with new Phantom 4.

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