Vidius Axis Quadrocopter fits in the palm of your hand, but has a camera that can record videos in 420p resolution, according to Engadget. The manufacturer claims that this is the smallest drone in the world, which can cope with video. And for consumers in the US, it is good for the fact that is not subject to the registration requirement.

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Vidius Axis Quadrocopter fits in the palm of your hand, but has a camera that can record videos in 420p resolution, according to Engadget. The manufacturer claims that this is the smallest drone in the world, which can cope with video. And for consumers in the US, it is good for the fact that is not subject to the registration requirement.

Pilots will be able to stream video in real-time for 5-7 minutes of flight. On a full charge the drone from the USB port enough 20 minutes. The setup controller works on the 2.4 GHz frequency. However, the user can control the quadcopter using a tablet or smartphone.

For a festive pre-order price Axis Vidius is $75. It will then rise to $95.

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