Microsoft has officially announced that it will launch the Kinect motion gaming accessory for Windows on February 1 in multiple markets across the world. [1] Microsoft has been working on Kinect ...

Just a few days after showing off photos of the new Kinect for Windows, Microsoft announced at its Build conference that the motion-tracking device will hit shelves sometime this summer.

Unveiling a new Kinect device specifically for Windows was a surprise. Developers have already been working with an official Microsoft beta SDK for Xbox Kinect units for noncommercial use on ...

See About archive blog posts. We’ve known for months that Microsoft’s Kinect motion-sensing camera technology would make its way to Windows. But now we also know that Kinect on Windows won’t ...

But now Microsoft is looking past its motion and voice controls for gaming. Kinect is coming to Windows PCs, and now the fun really starts. Kinect for Windows GM Craig Eisler explains.

Going forward, you’ll have to purchase both of these to build Windows apps that make use of Microsoft’s Kinect. The adapter lets you use the Kinect for Xbox One with Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 ...

Microsoft is making its Kinect for Windows v2 sensor available for preorder as of June 5. The sensor costs $199 and is orderable through Microsoft Stores. (A price list for other countries is here.) ...

Microsoft has revealed images and more details about its next-generation Kinect for Windows. The Redmond software giant posted photos of the Kinect for Windows v2 in a blog post Thursday as it ...

Microsoft is readying a 1.5 release of its Kinect for Windows product for late May that will add a new app for developers to help them debug their products based on recorded user interactions.

See About archive blog posts. Microsoft released a new Kinect for Windows software development kit on Thursday that works with the company’s Windows 7 operating system. The new Kinect for ...

“I’m thrilled to announce that Kinect is coming to Windows on February 1,” Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer said in his final keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES ...

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