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I could be mistaken, but I believe the last time capabilities were discussed specifically audio recording was supposed to be 48bit/96kHz and phantom power was built-in as well. So Scarlet's audio features should be rather robust too.
Totally and I remember. And those specs are what I'm after. I'm just curious to see what will be in there. We already know what the competitors will do and have done.
I think the big shocker with Scarlet could indeed be resolution, color, and fps. If everybody else sticks to 1080p/4:2:2/max 60fps with their future announcements and Red moves forward with 3k or 4k, raw (we know that), and anything past 60p at full resolution; Red could indeed steal the prom queen on prom night.
Also to note, as somebody who has used HDSLRs for feature film use, I'm exceedingly happy that soon I won't have to deal with the nonsense it takes to make that material decent enough for projection. Saving me time, headaches, and money. I like the form factor, lens options, price; but that damn h.264 codec makes me cry in my sleep.