Among those is the Kinect TV Mount for Xbox One from PDP. The mount not only positions the Kinect motion control accessory above a television, it also offers a privacy cover for the Kinect camera.

An Xbox One Kinect TV mount, featuring a cover to block the device’s cameras, by gaming accessory and peripheral manufacturer PDP is available for pre-order from online retailers for $19.99.

Game accessory maker PDP is taking pre-orders for a TV mount designed for Microsoft's Kinect device for the Xbox One that also includes a 'privacy cover' that blocks the Kinect's cameras.

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PDP also produces an Xbox 360 Kinect mount, though without a privacy shield. The Xbox One version of the mount is available for pre-order from Amazon for $19.99 USD, to be released on December 4.

PDP to release Kinect TV Mount peripheral that features a "privacy cover" that can be used to block the camera's RGB and IR cameras.

A third-party TV mount for Xbox One's Kinect sensor will come with a privacy cover for those worried over the device's surveillance capabilities.

There’s money to be made in the privacy business, and the latest example is a $20 privacy cover on an Xbox One Kinect TV mount from a company called PDP. Okay, so it’s mainly a TV mount with a ...

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