Before you wonder why Paintball players would rather shoot an unarmed and expensive quadcopter which is there to record their paintball action as compared to airsoft players who would put out their best tactical moves in a game and show how things are done in the battlefield and actually do not shoot at drones (unless ordered to in their mission objectives), Parrot has released their AR Drone 2 Elite Edition recently.

Now what makes it different from the AR.Drone2. Really, it's just having a camouflage paint job, able to do flips, GPS, and ability to do some nifty camera moves that you would love to have whilst editing the footage. With these new features, why did they leave the camera at 720p rather than 1080p?

It's cheaper than other quadcopters with cameras, so I guess it's a good deal.