Spotlight: Kinect sensor for Xbox 360

By Shawn Morton November 14, 2010, 10:57 PM PST

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Kinect sensor for Kbox 360

One of the most anticipated video gaming peripherals of the year is Microsoft’s Kinect for the Xbox 360. The Kinect sensor, which is a motorized set of cameras and microphones, allows you to control games with body gestures and voice commands.

Read my Geek Gifts 2010 review of Kinect.

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Another shot of Kinect

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Kinect in the box

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What you see when you open the Kinect box

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Kinect launch in New York City

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Kinect launch in NYC: You are the controller.

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