It looks weird. I'm trying to get a good look at it. Is it shaped like a microphone? Also it requires a peripheral seemingly dead at this point as far as developer support is concerned? I mean it seems to be as accurate as Motion Plus, but still, I can't see it doing much for the PS3 at this point, especially with Sony's attitude towards PSEye support. I just don't think Sony or Microsoft get why this was successful for Nintendo and it won't be for them. Let's hope Sony actually supports this thing.

It looks quite frankly rubbish compared to what MS showed us last night...

Though this has a much better chance at actually getting to market. MS showed vapour.

Can't judge until I see videos of it in action but all this stuff is too little too late.. I mean Nintendo are moving onto vitality sensors now! Sony and Microsoft should focus on what they do best..

Its better then WM+ but worse then what MS has, so who really cares. I see no use for them in normal gaming.

It has potential, but:

1. It's an accessory and without the proper support it just won't sell.
2. If it does come out in 2010, it will be more than a year late.
3. It only showed a tech demo and not the impressive of a tech demo after what we've seen on the Wii for the last three years.

It'll probably be useful for RTS console games, and web browsing.... but I'm not a huge fan of gimmicky money grabbing crap.  It'll really come down to the software to make this thing work.  Maybe applicable to a couple of sports games like golf. 

All i know is that, more install base, similiar technology, wii motion + already won that war.

At least Microsoft released that cool ass (minority report) tech demo.

^movies?

Looks like Sony had those 2 guys working in a basement for 2 months...and told them to rip off the wii mote.