Rohde Schwarz scope are this perfect ?

[ebclr]

I don't know the price but appear a perfect scope for me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9Ssvtm524M&feature=youtu.be

[mikeselectricstuff]

Pricing :
http://www.testenmeetwinkel.nl/nl/producten/oscilloscopen/rohde-schwarz/rth_1002

E2790 for 60M base unit, but looks like everything is software upgradeable.
>E8K for 500M MSO with decodes

Captouch may compensate for the traditional problem with portable scopes - lack of knobs.
 

[JPortici]

holy shit!
i know that probably it's competitor is the tektronix TPS but the price on this one is insane (4200 for 100 MHz + 969 euro for i2c/spi decoding???)
i also doesn't have a video output

baseprice on R&S shop is 3.685,00

[nctnico]

Unfortunately R&S options are insanely expensive. I'd ask for a free option bundle and if no I'd buy something else.

[JPortici]

huh, i re-checked the prices. it's absolutely on par with the TPS2000B but with 50 times the memory

[EEVblog]

I just played with one today. R&S themselves told me the firmware is, umm, 
They wanted to send me one but were embarrassed to send it in it's current state 

[testmode]

I just played with one today. R&S themselves told me the firmware is, umm, 
They wanted to send me one but were embarrassed to send it in it's current state 

I hope R&S will eventually get the implementation right.  Given their reputation, I am counting they could deliver.  Even if it is expensive now, if it picks up interest in the market with its compact form factor and R&S badge, hopefully it could trigger "inspirations" for competitors for the next generation of scopes - cordless handheld.  And with healthy competition, there's only one way for the price to go - down.  Although it can be argued that handheld scopes have been existing in the market for a while now, the implementation has been mostly well....unappealing

I can relate this with power tools too.  With the advent of Li-Ion batteries + brushless motors and after having had one, I find it hard to go back to corded tools anymore.  Of course unless you specifically need the power that only corded tools could offer.