Some advice for any Xbox 360 owners thinking ahead to the launch of Microsoft's Project Natal later this year: You might want to see if you'll need to reconfigure your living room. After all, the motion-sensing control system is no sit-on-the-couch experience. You'll need some space to move your body and swing your arms without banging into the coffee table.
To be precise, you'll want to clear an area extending at least 4 meters (a little more than 13 feet) away from the television. That's the back edge of the space to be taken into account by the Natal sensors. In terms of width and height, the field of vision naturally expands as it moves from the Natal device to that back edge, ending up a little more than 4 meters wide and 2.7 meters high (about 8 feet, 10 inches).
Those were among the tidbits passed along by representatives of the Natal team during a briefing for a group of reporters and bloggers Monday on the company's Redmond campus. The session was part of a day-long technology discussion held by Craig Mundie, the company's chief research and strategy officer.
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Μάλιστα. Τέσσερα μέτρα. Μεταξύ της τηλεόρασης και του κολλημένου ζώον με την Micro$oft ΝΤΕΜΕΚ gamer. Για να είναι καλή η αλληλεπίδραση λέει.
Προφανώς δεν είδανε τίποτα οι τύποι εκεί στη Micro$oft από το Nintendo Wii ή το Sony PS3 Move. Όταν σας λέω εγώ ότι είναι ζώα εκεί στη Micro$oft και ακόμη μεγαλύτερα ζώα είστε εσείς που ασχολείστε με τα προϊόντα τους, μην προσπαθείτε να μας τη βγείτε και από πάνω.
Τρομπόνια.
Πάνω τους Sony. Καταβρόχθισε τους, όλους τους Micro$oft τύπους. Αχαμπάριστοι είναι έτσι και αλλιώς.
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