Kinect on the verge of landing Windows full support PC

Microsoft announced today that Windows version of the Kinect Software Development Kit (SDK) will be released free this spring.　　This means that soon ordinary Windows users will be able to use Microsoft's Kinect-sensing peripherals developed for the Xbox 360. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer made a public presentation this January this year to make the Kinect officially landing on the PC platform, "We want [Kinect] to get out of the game, and to apply it to social networks, movies, television, music, and so on, and we're trying to get everyone to get this whole experience, Not only traditional gamers, but all family members can use this technology.　　"Then, according to people familiar with the matter, Microsoft started to develop the official Kinect SDK Software Development Toolkit and drivers for windows in January, and is scheduled to be officially released in the coming months, allowing third-party developers to develop games for the Kinect and integrate the Kinect peripherals into PCs. Today, Microsoft officially confirms the news and says the SDK will provide the right to use Kinect for academic researchers and technology enthusiasts. The reason Microsoft is doing this is also because of the craze of the crackers, "many communities are interested in how to make Windows use Kinect, and we want to support them, after all, the natural user interface (natural Userinterface,nui) is very important to us." "This thing is not X360. Exclusive more information please pay attention to play the game net more. (Edit/Xu Mingming)