At NAB, Atomos introduced, among other things, the 
new portable studio monitor/recorder Sumo Pro 19. The new flagship model shines with many new features. Atomos CEO Peter Barber explains in detail what the specific advantages of the Sumo Pro 19 are:
Among other things, the monitor can be powered by portable power sources and offers a wealth of connectivity options. In addition, there are new features that upgrade the device from a pure monitoring tool to a full-fledged production hub—features that slashCam has already seen implemented in some of the recent product updates for its smaller monitor/recorder series: integrated Wi-Fi and Ethernet connectivity for NDI HX3 as well as Camera-to-Cloud workflows for platforms such as ATOMOSphere, Frame.io, or Dropbox, AirGlu wireless timecode via Bluetooth or RF for multi-camera setups, and direct camera control via touchscreen, including touch-to-focus for common systems from Canon, Sony, Nikon, Fujifilm, and Panasonic.
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