I posted above about either could be a relative failure or success, but something to keep in mind is when they come out it'll also be seen what each once can actually do.
The Kinect system can be used with NOTHING - just your hands or body. I saw how they used their hands to change screens ..
The Sony system looks kinda like a modified Nintendo idea.. like you're holding a controller that is motion sensitive.
Just a thought.. pricing won't matter at all - especially if one unit proves its system is more practical or has more developer support. A cheaper Sony unit could do well or just be an underpowered, under supported piece of junk that ends up collecting dust. The Microsft unit could be overpriced if it is undersupported..but if it turns out they are supported and have alot more usefulness its price point wont matter. It'll be a must have.. Only time will tell.








