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| Don Mattrick, senior vice president of Interactive Entertainment Business in Microsoft's Entertainment and Devices Division, unveils the new Xbox 360 during a media briefing at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles June 14, 2010. The more compact, higher-capacity Xbox console will start shipping to retailers Monday and be available to consumers this week. With a 250-gigabyte hard drive, the console will carry the same price tag of $299. (Xinhua/Reuter Photo) |
Microsoft Kinect to battle in videogame market
BEIJING, June 15 (Xinhuanet) -- Microsoft Corp will begin selling its "Kinect" motion-sensing game system on November 4, media reported Tuesday.
Microsoft would not say how much Kinect -- which plugs into Xboxes and lets players control games with body and hand gestures -- will sell for, though analysts' estimates range from $50 to $200. Full story
