Microsoft is expanding its sales of the motion-sensing periphera by bringing Xbox One’s Kinect sensor to Windows, and this is happening soon.
Just over a week from now, you will be able to get your hands on the second generation Kinect for Windows.
The company has updated its pre-order listing with the promise of shipment by July 15th. The sensor, which costs $199/£159, delivers better depth sensing, 1080p resolution, a wider field of view and various other improvements.
Developers have been invited to publish their creations to the Windows Store, so there’ll likely be more Windows Kinect apps to download than ever before .
This is good news if you’re not phased by the Xbox One but have always wanted to wave your arms about in front of your PC.
Credit: Engadget
