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Using windows to stay secure... priceless.

Asus made similar product http://us.estore.asus.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=4001 in cooperation with PrimeSense (the makers of the 3D sensing chip inside Kinect).
At the time of release, the price of Asus Xtion ($300) was much higher then the price of Kinect.
The new pricing tag on Kinect hints that its real price was much lower than it should be - most certainly due to Microsoft's pricing strategy in Xbox vs PS3 battle.

Just can't wait for someone to figure out that introducing anti-mater into the device would give us one more bit: 0, 1 and -1.

...Sony used unix-based servers instead?

Then you might know why is a raven like a writing desk?

Speaking of using a webcam for HID (human interface device), Red(neck)mond company is late as usual.
Check out this open source game: http://sourceforge.net/projects/bubblepopper/
Full source code provided.

This time all versions of Windows 7 will have to work with PCs to qualify for release. But hey, the one who has a monopoly makes rules - and suckers must follow.

Sure, blame it on the poor user :)

Malware exists ONLY on certain operating systems, interestingly all of them published by ONE company (not going to name it here, but here are a few hints: based in Redmond, name starts with Latin word for something very small). Well, the sad truth is that for those machines that do run operating system made by that company - malware is the reality and will be there to stay, no matter how much privacy of users is compromised by anti-malware companies. For others, malware is just a part of scary stories.