Microsoft Body Sense Gaming equipment Kinect sold 1 million units in 10 days

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft said in Monday that since the release of Kinect 10 days ago, the device has sold more than 1 million units and is expected to break the target of 5 million units sold at the end of the year. With the Kinect device, Microsoft hopes to reactivate the Xbox console sales in this Christmas shopping season and confront Nintendo and Sony.　　Two months ago, Sony launched the move body Sense game stick. "This is a strong start and consumers are very fond of this product," says Don Mattrick, president of Microsoft's Gaming department, Tang Matrick. "By connecting Kinect to Xbox consoles, users can control the game only through body movements and language."　　The product is priced at $150, with a price of 300 dollars bundled with the 4GB Xbox game. The product began selling in stores in the United States on November 4, including Wal-Mart, Target and GameStop's physical stores, and Amazon's online store. The product is expected to start selling in Asia on November 18. (Digging the shell net)