Further Scarlet Camera Speculation

Although no real further details have surfaced about Red's Scarlet camera, I happened to watch a seminar for the Red One camera in which they made a quick mention of the Scarlet. Basically what was said:

Pocket.
Professional.
Not Prosumer.

The last point mentioned is fairly interesting, because most fairly decent cameras on the market today that would probably be within the Scarlet's range are considered prosumer. Prosumer generally meaning a camera with good features, usually derived from higher classed cameras, but at a more affordable price tag.

Seeing as how the Scarlet will be a professional product, commonsense would dicate that it will have at least one XLR input instead of the usual 3.5mm microphone input on some cameras. Also it should have a higher resolution than the commonplace 1080HD, 2K at the least which is slightly higher.

I believe the main things that are going to differentiate the Red One and the Scarlet are the physical size, and possibly the ability to change lenses. Including a fixed lens with the Scarlet would bring down the overall price, and the size would lower manufacturing and material costs.

Red One has an overkill assortment of manual settings, inputs and output jacks. With the Scarlet they should streamline the camera slightly to reduce it down to strict professional requirements, but of course without the sheer amount of customization available with the Red One camera. Seeing as how the camera will both be professional and not prosumer, we should be seeing a very nice camera announced this coming April.

As a side note I also found this page, RedRelay, from the main Red website, which has some nice camera footage from the Red One.