Augen on 18 February 2014
Microsoft has some options here.
1. Stick with what they have and find ways to make Kinect more appealing to people.
2. Remove Kinect and lower the price, likely annoying early adopters but attracting new buyers.
3. Keep Kinect and drop the price taking a loss in order to keep market share.
My guess is for 2014 that number 1 is the most likely option. They invested so much into this, way too early to disown it. However come 2015 if things are worse then I could see them dropping it and going $349-399 in big push to stay competitive.
