WIN&I replaces your mouse with the Kinect sensor
In one of more useful ways to utilize the Microsoft Kinect gaming sensor, Evoluce, creators of the I-voluce (a motion controlled HD LCD TV) has released the some new software that will allow you to control your Windows 7 computer with hand gestures. All you have to do is install WIN&I on your Windows 7 PC, hook it up with a Kinect, learn the required gestures and you’re good to go. While you’ll still need to use a keyboard to input text, you no longer need to use the mouse again for simple tasks such as reading websites or changing your music. WIN&I comes in two flavors – Home Edition and Business Edition that adds gesture controls to Microsoft Office. WIN&I is available now as a direct download with prices starting from $28. Hit the break to watch a video demo of WIN&I in action:
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