Seems like things are bad:

Canon USA filed a pair of lawsuits in October against Get It Digital, LLC and several other widely-known gray market retailers in a effort to force them to stop selling gray market Canon cameras and other products in the United States.

http://www.photographybay.com/2015/11/22/canon-is-suing-get-it-digital-and-others-to-stop-gray-market-dslr-sales/

Canon stated today that their 120mp APS-H sensor produces 210Mb raw files, it means that it is 14 bits values for each pixel. Big question arises if this has any meaning, as 16Mp m43 sensor already rarely has 12 bits of meaningful info (not pure noise or such).

Coming from a history of cameras with mediocre 2k and 4k video capabilities I wonder what a big leap Canon is pretending to have made, here. But I shall be compelled by the incredible 8k sample footage they will publish soon... or will they? :-)

They keep showing off important tech milestones then go on to deliver products like the XC-10. That's quite a strategy... all PR buzz and zero high-value, mass-marketable products.

More pixels, less ideas ;)