DRUDGE REPORT: Drones have gone from geeky dream to mainstream gadget in a
shockingly brief amount of time. The remote-controlled airborne devices
were once expensive tools reserved for businesses with a real need for
them. Construction companies, for example, used them to survey and film
sites, while video companies used them to capture aerial footage at a
fraction of the cost of renting a helicopter.
Today, you can walk into any toy store, spend less than $50 and leave with a recreational
drone in your shopping bag.
Drones have flooded the market to the point that it’s getting
difficult to distinguish between them, but one company is getting ready
to launch a drone that you won’t soon forget: Meet the world’s smallest
quadcopter...
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