But $200 does seem a little spendy, even if it’s $50 less than what we initially paid the first time around for Kinect v1.0 for Windows (back in 2012). For $200, you get Kinect v2.0, that’s it ...

After unbundling the Kinect from the Xbox One, Microsoft hopes Windows users will buy the Kinect. The second version of the Kinect sensor will launch for Windows on July 15, according to a ...

Microsoft stopped producing the Kinect for Windows v2 sensor today after phasing out the original sensor not long ago. The company emphasized, however, that this does not mean it will stop ...

The Kinect Adapter enables you to connect a Kinect for Xbox One sensor to Windows 8.0 and 8.1 PCs and tablets in the same way as you would a Kinect for Windows v2 sensor.

On Wednesday, Microsoft announced more ways for PC developers to make and promote apps that utilize the upgraded Kinect v2 sensor, which debuted with the Xbox One nearly one year ago.. The biggest ...

Many (including myself) assumed the Kinect v2 would receive a $100 price sticker as a result. Developers used the original Kinect for non-gaming purposes as widespread as medicine and robotics.

The Kinect v2 still hasn't lived up to its potential -- either on the Xbox One or Windows -- but I hope Microsoft Research won't stop trying. If it can figure out how to let players interact with ...

He had a Kinect V2 and an original Nintendo and thought it would be fun to get the two to work together. Thinking it would be easiest to emulate a standard controller, [Paul] ...

Microsoft has just updated their pre-order page for Kinect for Windows v2, showing that the highly popular sensor will be heading out to buyers starting July 15. Advertisement.

Microsoft talks Kinect v2 for Windows at Build 2014, will include 1080p sensor and more xbox. By Elyse Betters Picaro. Published Apr 2, 2014. Your changes have been saved. Email is sent.

Microsoft added that the sensors in Kinect for Windows v2 and for the Xbox One are "functionally identical" and that the Kinect for Windows SDK 2.0 tools work with both.

In true Microsoft form, the Xbox Kinect was ahead of its time. Now, with most households having a smart speaker as standard, and doorbell security cameras being commonplace, it is harder than ever ...