• Kinect for Windows to arrive on Feb 1 for $249

    • It has been finally announced that Kinect for Windows is all geared to arrive on shelves February 1 this year. the new hardware will be made available in 12 countries including USA and China for a price of around US$250. It will be initially available in limited quantities and later this year, Microsoft intends to offer it for a special academic price of $149 only for Qualified Educational Users alone. Besides the Windows 7 and Windows 8 developer preview, Kinect for Windows is also said to work with Windows embedded-based devices.
    Ballmer Kinect
    [engadget]

    Posted in Topics:Computing, , on January 10, 2012 by ruchi

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