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Articles tagged Kinect

Thursday, 28th March 2013

Demons, Demos and Dolls: Kinect for Windows Moves Into The Real World

Demons, Demos and Dolls: Kinect for Windows Moves Into The Real World

Kinect's depth sensing is being used from everything from animatronic demons to one of the best PowerPoint presentations you've ever seen.

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Saturday, 16th March 2013

Microsoft Goes To The Mall With Kinect Features For Wall-Sized Displays

Microsoft Goes To The Mall With Kinect Features For Wall-Sized Displays

Meet Kinect Interactions and Kinect Fusion, the latest enhancements Microsoft's gesture-based Kinect for Windows. Suddenly, it's possible to imagine that it could again be fun to interact with Microsoft products again.

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Tuesday, 22nd January 2013

Check Out Microsoft's Mindblowing Display Technology

Check Out Microsoft's Mindblowing Display Technology

For some reason, Redmond doesn't want to talk about it.

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Tuesday, 15th January 2013

The Mouse Is Dead: Long Live Tobii, Leonard3Do, Leap Motion & Oculus VR

The Mouse Is Dead: Long Live Tobii, Leonard3Do, Leap Motion & Oculus VR

Some of the most impressive recent developments have been about offering new ways to physically interact with PCs and other computing devices.

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Monday, 7th January 2013

Xbox Kinect: Microsoft's Key To The Living Room?

Xbox Kinect: Microsoft's Key To The Living Room?

The Kinect is far more than an Xbox accessory. It's the linchpin of Microsoft's entertainment strategy.

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Monday, 24th December 2012

Is This The Hottest Tech Gadget Of 2013?

Is This The Hottest Tech Gadget Of 2013?

A $70 gizmo from Leap Motion could change the way we interact with computers - and eventually, lots of other things, too.

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Wednesday, 7th November 2012

Microsoft Wants To Turn Xbox Kinect Into Big Brother!

Microsoft Wants To Turn Xbox Kinect Into Big Brother!

A Microsoft patent application published this week suggests that the software giant could use its Xbox 360 Kinect hardware as a “Big Brother” sensor to prevent too many people from watching rented movies and other content.

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