Tired of your shitty Kinect?

[Azathᴏth]

Its cool, but pretty much useless.

That's an idiotic statement.

[Lee Sin]

That's an idiotic statement.

Why do you say so?

[radnomguywfq3]

Fuck that shit.

My keyboard and mouse are fine. It doesn't look applicable for anything other then video games. I wouldn't use it over the pen mouse-pad if I were drawing either - not enough control, need dat friciton.

[Ferris Bueller]

THIS SHIT IS SO GOOD AND CHEAP.

[kmanev073]

70 bucks for this cookie ??? hmmmmmmm good one

[RottenTomato]

id get this buy sadly i wasted my money on games =.= ..... effin steam summer sale

[Mr. Lonely]

I'd look like zombie when I'm leaning back on my chair sticking my arms out and waving it around at the computer screen.

[[MPGH]arunforce]

I'd look like zombie when I'm leaning back on my chair sticking my arms out and waving it around at the computer screen.

DUAL GUNS



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I'd look like zombie when I'm leaning back on my chair sticking my arms out and waving it around at the computer screen.

DUAL GUNS

[GRgaergaergaergerag]

definitely do want. I can't really imagine kinect-ish games on this, but for the drawing and the navigating around the computer, it's (and I heard custom apps too)
awesome

[Larity2056]

It's cool stuff, but I stick to the mouse and keyboard

[Crandon]

Do not wanna it
Dont like it.

[Azathᴏth]

Why do you say so?

I say so because this makes the computer interface much more natural. Instead of using the mouse, all motions are done with your hands. This essentially takes out the middleman. This can revolutionize gaming. I can take an actual prop in my hand and the way I manipulate it will translate to the game.

Here's an idea, it can revolutionize surgery. The surgeon can perform offsite surgery. An onsite robot can perform the surgery, a camera can stream the surgery-in-progress, the surgeon can view the machine's progress, controlling its progress via natural hand gestures. It's far from useless. You just lack the imagination to see where its applications may lie.

[Wild Bill HickCock]

I say so because this makes the computer interface much more natural. Instead of using the mouse, all motions are done with your hands. This essentially takes out the middleman. This can revolutionize gaming. I can take an actual prop in my hand and the way I manipulate it will translate to the game.

Here's an idea, it can revolutionize surgery. The surgeon can perform offsite surgery. An onsite robot can perform the surgery, a camera can stream the surgery-in-progress, the surgeon can view the machine's progress, controlling its progress via natural hand gestures. It's far from useless. You just lack the imagination to see where its applications may lie.

Too imprecise for surgery

Too imprecise for PC gaming, for that matter

Good for encouraging gaming companies to make more schlock for kids though.
God knows they wont use it for a tenth of what they could.

[Azathᴏth]

Too imprecise for surgery

Too imprecise for PC gaming, for that matter

Good for encouraging gaming companies to make more schlock for kids though.
God knows they wont use it for a tenth of what they could.

This technology is in its infantile stages. If it really is too imprecise for such sophisticated applications, then that shall be rectified as this technology is improved over time. This is 1st gen technology, flaws and shortcomings are to be expected. This technology will not improve however, if it is called useless and stowed in the back of the cupboard for another 10 years.

[DєfKOniK]

that guy looks baked lol.