But it's the only game in town as far as Xbox One Kinect mounts go (unless you choose to use a camera tripod instead of a mount). At a retail price of $19.99, it won't break the bank, either.

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.

Xbox One Kinect peripheral can block cameras 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. By Eddie Makuch on ...

"Mount your Xbox One Kinect Sensor to nearly any TV with the Kinect TV Mount," its description reads. "It's fast and easy to install, requiring no tools. Perfect for flat panel HD TVs.

HIDEit Mounts makes an assortment of mounts for PCs, Apple TVs, cable boxes, and more including the relatively new Xbox One S. Just screw into your wall – maybe behind the TV – and slide in ...

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.

Manufacturer PDP is offering a clip mount for your Xbox One Kinect with a removable cover to protect your privacy. Peripheral manufacturer PDP has made available a television mount for your Xbox ...

The Xbox One’s Kinect won’t sit atop your TV, collect every bit of your personal information, ... A third-party TV mount is being sold on Amazon that will come with a privacy cover.

The Kinect 2 sensor for Xbox One is the original Kinect sensor, but better. There’s a wide-angle lens and adjustable neck so that it can ... If you have a Kinect TV Mount then you’re fine.

The Xbox One was originally designed to offer deeper integration of Kinect, allowing users to turn on the device with vocal commands. However, consumers grew wary of the "always-on" functionality ...

In another reversal of its original policies for the Xbox One, Microsoft said this week that the next-generation video game console will not require a persistent connection to the Kinect motion ...