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Kinect for Windows officially announced

Posted on Tuesday, 10 January 2012 by Speed, source: MSDN Blog
Yes, we were truly waiting for a motion controller for our Windows PC...

Microsoft has sent out word that Kinect for Windows will arrive February 1st.
Today, we are announcing that the new Kinect for Windows hardware and accompanying software will be available on February 1st, 2012 in 12 countries (United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Spain, United Kingdom), at a suggested retail price of US $249. Kinect for Windows hardware will be available, in limited quantities at first, through a variety of resellers and distributors. The price includes a one-year warranty, access to ongoing software updates for both speech and human tracking, and our continued investment in Kinect for Windows-based software advancements. Later this year, we will offer special academic pricing (planned at US $149) for Qualified Educational Users.
To boost use of Kinect for Windows, Microsoft will be releasing the SDK for free.
We have chosen a hardware-only business model for Kinect for Windows, which means that we will not be charging for the SDK or the runtime; these will be available free to developers and end-users respectively.
Before anything gets released (commercial or non-commercial), it will have to be tested by Microsoft though.
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