Microsoft gadget Kinect made history as the fastest selling gadget ever. According to he latest rumors, Windows 8 (Microsoft's upcoming operating system) you may get full support Kinect.
but you can easily share files between your Xbox and PC. However, it seems that we might be able to use Kinect system to control our personal computer very quickly. Rumor is that Windows 8 will allow consumers Kinect system for playing games and control Windows 8 operating system without a mouse, which is a pretty big step for the entire industry.
As the "Kinect for Windows" work?
According to the latest rumors, Kinect device will be attached to the top of your monitora.Zasebna microphone will allow you to control your computer with your voice as well. One of the rumored Windows 8 feature the "quick login": After Kinect recognizes the device, it will automatically log
Innovations or re-hash?
Microsoft Windows 8 Kinect and could revolutionize the whole PC market, while others believe that this is just a "re-hash 'technology that was already there and it will take years until the consumer gets used to it (like for example: 3D has been around for a while, and people still are not 100% used to it and it is still very expensive.)
key technology has been around for a while, but Microsoft has realized the great potential of this new technology. Following the acquisition of various subsidiaries, such as 3D depth camera maker 3DV Systems and gesture control maker Canesta, Microsoft has the best technology company to create a cheap motion control system that is not as expensive as 3D technology. In fact, Kinect is a relatively inexpensive gadget - a year ago, a similar system would be extremely expensive
.Will Microsoft release Kinect for Windows soon?
Microsoft obviously has a know-how, but the big question is whether Microsoft can complete development until next year. Year 2012 is rumored editions of Windows 8 and we expect that Microsoft will be ready by then, at least. However, it would not be surprise if they would actually release Kinect for Windows 7 before 2012.
At MIX 2011, Microsoft demoed the Kinect SDK and showed us how easy it is to navigate with the WorldWide Telescope Kinect. Well, it seems that Microsoft might be able to take it off! Intuitively control your computer with just a few gestures that we saw in Minority Report just a few years ago will soon become a reality. We truly live in exciting times!
demo gives us hope that Windows 8 will have the full support Kinect. Who does not rejoice just clapping hands to shut down the computer or do some simple gestures to start the backup plan, start a movie, or open an ebook reader?
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