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It is not a secret that Microsoft Corp. pins a lot of hopes onto its Kinect device and derivative motion sensing technologies But while the company does not only sell Kinect for Windows sensor, but also encourages PC makers to integrate the tech into devices, there are a number of problems with those sensors. Via Brian Yanish - MarketingHits.com
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Mit einem tragbaren Projektor entwickelt Microsoft einen Touchscreen, der überall funktioniert, wo das Licht reflektiert wird. Eine Spezialkamera erkennt die Finger und deren Bewegungen des Anwenders und ermöglicht so die Steuerung. Delete the scoop?
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