Thanks to an open source driver of PC users were able to use the remote visual control of Xbox 360 "Kinect" for quite some time also in the team and is expected to be somewhat stable with the launch of Windows 8. Now for those who do not want to experience walking possibilities, have no choice and it is Xtion WAVI device, and will be announced on Thursday at CES 2011th The creator of this device is Asus, who has decided to forward to Microsoft to try to win the PC market seems a simple and direct copy Kinect device currently used with the Xbox 360.
Asus has been supported PrimeSense to develop the system are two cameras that capture the user's movements, and communicate via radio transmitter - receiver and use the PC files such as music, photos, etc.. and this allows players to immerse themselves in the latest technology.
Thanks to an open source driver of PC users were able to use the remote visual control of Xbox 360 "Kinect" for quite some time also in the team and is expected to be somewhat stable with the launch of Windows 8. Now for those who do not want to experience walking possibilities, have no choice and it is Xtion WAVI device, and will be announced on Thursday at CES 2011th The creator of this device is Asus, who has decided to forward to Microsoft to try to win the PC market seems a simple and direct copy Kinect device currently used with the Xbox 360.Asus has been supported PrimeSense to develop the system are two cameras that capture the user's movements, and communicate via radio transmitter - receiver and use the PC files such as music, photos, etc.. and this allows players to immerse themselves in the latest technology.
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