At a recent presentation for investors, Microsoft said the ability to see into consumer's living rooms means advertising opportunities. Kinect's cameras can be used to identify people, or objects. Then share shopper's preferences with advertisers. Brett Gordon teaches Marketing at Columbia University.

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That's not creepy or anything. :|

be honest Nick- you are just afraid they will see your messy bed.

 

NOW GO CLEAN YOUR ROOM !:computer::whip:

Meh, I'd care, but am still infatuated Kinect follows voice commands. Once you own a car, house, etc.... They have plenty of info on you that enters the creepy zone. I'm long over it.

Oh my god target advertising, what next supermarkets sending you vouchers from your shopping habits when you use a loyalty card?