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Company comes up with ultra-accurate Kinect alternative
Leap 200 times more accurate -
Microsoft wants better hand gesturing for tablets
Patenting something a little different -
Sony VAIO gets Kinect-style gestures
Wave your arms back and forth -
Microsoft builds a Mustang
You can't hope to turn a corner in a US car -
Kinect headed for Windows 8 laptops
Prototypes spotted in the wild -
Ballmer loses the plot at CES
CES 2012Vintage performance -
Microsoft plans short people Kinect ban
Patents dwarf-proof lock -
Ballmer's bonus suffers again
That is the second year -
Microsoft integrating Skype with Xbox
Hands free -
Heads roll as Microsoft gets Skype all-clear
Thrifty firm gives VPs the boot -
Microsoft releases Kinect for PC SDK beta
Let the arm waving begin -
IEEE outlines the future of robots - part two
InterviewGreen technology, health and war -
IEEE explains the future of robotic applications
InterviewPart one - Search & Rescue and Space Travel -
Microsoft buys Skype for $8.5 billion
Analysts shocked -
Microsoft profits soar by 31 percent
Windows sales falling -
Founder Paul Allen says Microsoft mucking around on products
Needs to pull finger out, pronto -
MIT creates drones packing Xbox Kinect
Up there with most embarrassing way for an insurgent to die -
Microsoft updates Windows Phone 7 at last
Cut and paste is with us! -
Doctors use Kinect in the operating system, sorry theatre
This should fill you full of confidence -
Microsoft develops search engine for the human body
Could detect disease too -
Microsoft Kinect smashes world record
Fastest selling device of all time -
Sony blocks CEO email petition over hacker harassment
Howard Stringer's address removed from servers -
Microsoft marketing means Move moved by Kinect
'Kin hell redux -
One in five parents want motion war games banned
Kinect to your Wii -
Latest Sony PS3 firmware has official backdoor
Rumourv3.56 will let Sony do what it likes -
Sony secures restraining order against PS3 root key hacker
Must not share hacks and must hand over computers -
Are Microsoft's days numbered? - report
Yes, says the Mad Hatter -
Microsoft man says sorry for anti-Kinect hack rant
Said they were a waste of time -
Analysts worry about Microsoft
What a difference a year makes -
TechEye drinks Nevada dry in Convention Heck
CES 2011Part One: The first impressions of a lost hack at CES -
"Skin" detecting algorithm saves kids from Chatroulette
Web streakers now a flash in the pan -
Kinect used for robotic surgery
Saves lives, saves money -
Nintendo aims to ship 1.5 million 3DSs
That is just in Japan -
Scientists use Wiimote to measure evaporation
Cheap consumer technology helps researchers -
Microsoft planning update to quadruple Kinect accuracy
Major firmware boost expected for motion capture device -
First interactive Kinect sex game being developed
Errr -
Kinect hackers develop augmented reality keyboard
Pushing Kinect's use even further -
Foxconn motherboard, GTX 460M SLI, Xbox 720 processor
Hard 'upJust look at all this hardware -
Your baby wants an iPad, says Nielsen
Education standards are slipping -
Microsoft U-turns on Kinect hacking
We meant that to happen -
Ballmer to make a Bizarre buy
Blighty games maker is in Microsoft's sights -
Kinect does not spy on you
Microsoft denies watching you as you look like a twit -
Kinect hack used for 3D video capture
Hacking picks up pace -
In the Schmidthouse, the Queen, Paul Chambers and others
Week in TechSome things that happened this week -
Hacker wins $3,000 bounty for open source Kinect driver
$2,000 also donated to EFF to protect rights -
Kinect hacked to work with Windows 7
One step closer to claiming $2,000 bounty -
Microsoft furious at $2,000 bounty for open source Kinect drivers
Bounty increases as Redmond expresses ire -
Microsoft Kinect is not racist
Consumer magazine dispels the rumours -
Microsoft Kinect launch could be scuppered by Power Balance law suit
LawDisturbing the balance of power -
Microsoft behaving strangely over Kinect
They move in mysterious ways -
Microsoft's Ballmer blows a billion
The push for Windows Phone 7 and Kinnect is on -
Nintendo delays 3DS launch until Q1 2011
Issues profit warning, revises forecast downward -
Kinect has a language problem
'Kin hell -
Lenovo wants to launch games console in China
Employee lets slip on motion sensitive eBox -
TechEye takes to Cologne for Gamescom (GDC)
A dekko at Nintendo's 3DS -
Microsoft Kinect gets UK launch date
Get your gaming groove ready -
Intel dabbling with palmistry for Smart Remote
Device can recognise users based on hand characteristics -
Please, please don't give us a PS4, PS5 or PS6
CommentNext gen gaming? We really don't need it any time soon -
Microsoft doesn't give a monkeys about iPlayer
Snubs Aunty -
Microsoft in no rush to join 3D race
Will stay flat for now -
Microsoft could still be a tablet contender
IDC sticks up for Ballmer -
Microsoft writes off 3D gaming
Too expensive -
Sony gets its Move on and joins the 3D battle
PlayStation to get major updates -
Last minute console name changes - a very brief history
CommentKinect? 'Kin 'ell - It's no new thing -
Microsoft renames Natal to kinect (sic) the dots
Natal horoscope differs -
Taiwan suppliers will start shipping Microsoft's Project Natal in August
In line with leaked MS launch dates -
Sony to reveal premium Playstation Network service at E3
Less than £50 a year -
Wibble, wobble, blobo! Take a running jump at your PC
Hardware RoundupA quick scan of the sites -
Game sales see sharp decline
Casual games taking toll -
Project Natal coming this October
Microsoft dooms the Wii -
Sony mocks Microsoft's Natal
We invented it eight years ago -
New Xbox motherboard snap leaked
Smaller and slimmer -
Microsoft to bring Natal to PCs, smartphones
Viewing your belly button and you're tumbling -
Jonathan Ross reveals Natal release day
Impwessive, according to Woss -
Microsoft abandons support for Xbox v1 on Live
Down for good come April -
Sony's motion controller may be called Arc
It's bought the domain name in preparation anyway -
Mouse is alive and well
And not going anywhere
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