Xbox One Kinect adapter kit allows connection to Windows 8 PCs and tablets
Those looking to use their Xbox One Kinect with their PC will now be able to do so, thanks to a new adapter released by Microsoft.
PC users looking to take advantage of Microsoft's Kinect peripheral may no longer have to make a separate investment. If those users have an Xbox One laying around, a new adapter will allow them to hook up the Xbox One's Kinect sensor directly to their Windows 8 PC.
Microsoft unveiled the adapter kit in a new blog post (via Eurogamer), which will allow a smooth attachment to Windows 8 PCs and Microsoft Surface tablets. The Xbox One Kinect will then act just as a Kinect for Windows v2 sensor would, allowing users to use Kinect apps and the Kinect SDK 2.0, which is available as a free download.
Kinect for Windows v2 is currently running for $199. Kinect for Xbox One released earlier this month as a standalone product for $149.
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Completely agree, if the voice commands would at least work consistently it would be a half way useful tool, but Jesus there are few things more infuriating and ridiculous than yelling at your kinect while trying to annunciate words ever so carefully.
I gave up on it, however the integrated TV features in the Xbox one are still pretty neat, I'll give em that. -
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yeah. that was like watching a train wreck in slow motion. most of us knew it would be bad, due to the previous attempt and the limitations of the technology. i'm actually pretty bummed the way the Xbone turned out, even though i bought a PS4. they did so many things right up to that point by being the new company that reacted to consumers and then pulled a complete 180, only to backpeddle after it was too late.
if you could go back in time and tell them to use GDDR5 and drop kinect the Xbone would be the dominant console. i hope they cleaned house after that shit.
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