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Microsoft admits that it has stopped making Kinect

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clock 26 October 2017 •
Microsoft admits that it has stopped making Kinect

No-one wants it any more

Microsoft has admitted that it has ceased production of its motion-detecting Kinect peripheral for the Xbox games console, shifting its focus on the vastly more expensive HoloLens instead. It comes...

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