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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
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Xbox One Kinect Adapter Discontinued in Favour of 'Higher Fan-Requested Gaming Accessories': Microsoft
Microsoft’s Kinect adapter has ceased production. It’s the USB accessory necessary to use the Xbox One Kinect sensor with an Xbox One X, Xbox One S, or a Windows PC.
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Microsoft Discontinues Production of Kinect for Windows Sensor
The company is instead pointing users to the Kinect for Xbox One sensor and Kinect Adapter for Windows combination.
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Microsoft to Phase Out Original Kinect for Windows in 2015
Microsoft said will not produce more Kinect for Windows motion sensors after the current stock runs out.
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Standalone Kinect Sensor for Xbox One to Launch on October 7: Microsoft
The standalone Kinect sensor for Xbox One will arrive bundled with Dance Central Spotlight for $149.99.
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Microsoft Kinect for Windows V2 Sensor Now Available for $199
The device does not come with any consumer-facing software, and is specifically meant for developers.
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Kinect for Windows V2 unveiled at Build 2014 with 'summer' release date
The Kinect for Windows V2 sensor supports full-HD videos with some enhanced sensors for better tracking.
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Microsoft unveils Kinect for Windows v2 sensor with minor tweaks
The Kinect for Windows v2 sensor is nearly identical to the Xbox One's, though it foregoes the Xbox logo.
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Video games can benefit autistic children: Study
A specialised Virginia school is testing Microsoft's Xbox console and Kinect sensor for remedial applications.
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Microsoft Kinect sensor used to help guard Korean border
The Kinect has become the basis for a security device now deployed along the demilitarised zone that separates North and South Korea.
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Microsoft Bets on Faster Chips, AI Services, to Win Cloud Wars
Microsoft has spent the past few years coming up with ways to use artificial intelligence internally. Now it will let customers take advantage of some of these tools.
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Xbox One Kinect Adapter Discontinued in Favour of 'Higher Fan-Requested Gaming Accessories': Microsoft
Microsoft’s Kinect adapter has ceased production. It’s the USB accessory necessary to use the Xbox One Kinect sensor with an Xbox One X, Xbox One S, or a Windows PC.
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Microsoft Discontinues Production of Kinect for Windows Sensor
The company is instead pointing users to the Kinect for Xbox One sensor and Kinect Adapter for Windows combination.
-
Microsoft to Phase Out Original Kinect for Windows in 2015
Microsoft said will not produce more Kinect for Windows motion sensors after the current stock runs out.
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Standalone Kinect Sensor for Xbox One to Launch on October 7: Microsoft
The standalone Kinect sensor for Xbox One will arrive bundled with Dance Central Spotlight for $149.99.
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Microsoft Kinect for Windows V2 Sensor Now Available for $199
The device does not come with any consumer-facing software, and is specifically meant for developers.
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Kinect for Windows V2 unveiled at Build 2014 with 'summer' release date
The Kinect for Windows V2 sensor supports full-HD videos with some enhanced sensors for better tracking.
-
Microsoft unveils Kinect for Windows v2 sensor with minor tweaks
The Kinect for Windows v2 sensor is nearly identical to the Xbox One's, though it foregoes the Xbox logo.
-
Video games can benefit autistic children: Study
A specialised Virginia school is testing Microsoft's Xbox console and Kinect sensor for remedial applications.
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Microsoft Kinect sensor used to help guard Korean border
The Kinect has become the basis for a security device now deployed along the demilitarised zone that separates North and South Korea.
