With the negative talks of how it will not read your body movements as clearly as the Wii or even Playstation Move, then Microsoft have a big problem on their hands for the marketing. They are doing whatever means necessary to promote the Kinect by showing live demos and tests behind mostly closed doors. More negativity comes from various show booth demos and to top it off no sign of a Burnout version with Kinect compatibility or anything of that sort in the hardcore market.

It seems as it was a gimmick to get gamers and journalists interested so this is normal business approach for Microsoft, but this is continuously backfiring everyday as Kinect looses creditability. All we can say is they already have captivated some casuals but at the same time they have created a serious negative buzz from its price a bit like PS3 pre launch.

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iLounge themselves have stated to take the following information with a grain of salt (sources’ accuracy level is very high but not perfect as they state).   Down below is some of the juicy details summarized by CNET.

• Apple is set to release three new iPods, including an new iPod Nano, iPod Touch, and a possible replacement for the beleaguered iPod Shuffle that would incorporate a small 1.7-inch touch screen. The source didn’t have anything to offer on whether the new iPod Touch will have a built-in camera, but that seems to be the main question of the hour on the Touch front.
• Once again, rumors of a smaller iPad with a 7-inch screen are surfacing. iLounge’s source claims the smaller iPad is “substantially finished and will be ready for announcement either later this year or early in 2011. Apple has been prototyping devices with screens of this size for a long time–quite possibly predating the original iPhone.” We always liked the idea of a smaller, cheaper iPad that’s more pocket friendly, so we hope this is true. But we’re wondering if Apple will do anything this year that might slacken the demand on the current iPad, which continues to sell very well.
• Due to the antenna issues, Apple may be coming out with a fifth-generation iPhone sooner than many would have anticipated (early 2011). iLounge, like us, is discounting this rumor simply because the iPhone 4 remains in high demand despite all the negative publicity. Of course, while we’re spreading rumors, one might postulate that the next-generation iPhone the source mentioned is really the rumored Verizon iPhone. (You see how easy it is to perpetuate rumors).
• The last rumor isn’t all that sexy but probably has the most truth to it; it involves Apple allegedly developing less expensive all-silicone Bumper cases to distribute to consumers as part of its iPhone 4 Case Program.

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