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In an interview with CNET News, Bill Gates notes that Microsoft has broad ambitions for using gesture-sensing cameras in the home and office.
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However, what eventually emerges after the marketing people have finished with it is anyone's guess. Chances are, they willbe countless different versions.
Perhaps they'll do something monumentally stupid like having a Microsoft Natal Home Edition (which just recognizes face and voice), Microsoft Natal Professional Edition (which recognizes face, voice and hands) .. you get the idea.
- by trodelphin January 7, 2010 4:28 PM PST
- lol at the Mac users your apple Masters will never allow you this technology because one they diddnt come up with it and 2 they will decide for you that you dont need it just like mice with more than one button and mms/cut paste on the iphone and even if your masters decide that you can have it it will be a long time after the rest of us....give me choice anyday
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