motion controller

Think your body's a temple?

Turns out it's actually just the antenna the temple's staff uses to watch football when they're done praying.

Remember the Razer Hydra controller that let you materialize portals with a real electromagnetic orb?

The PlayStation Move.

It's funny to think just 15 months have passed since Sony first unveiled its motion controller, and now we're mere weeks away from hitting the retail market.

The vaguely kidney bean-shaped device above is actually, believe it or not, yet another motion controller.

Details are scant, but apparently the HP Swing is being bundled with HP Pavilion desktop PCs in India (starting at 29,990 Rupees, or about $670).

Sure, it's got the old name but Sony's "Motion Controller" CECH-ZCM1U is undoubtedly Sony's new PlayStation Move controller.

There's not much to glean from the tests (yes, it passed) other than the specific mention of a Bluetooth 2.0 + EDR radio.

Last official word we had on the launch of Sony's PS3 Motion Controller was Spring 2010.

However, we just received a press release from Sony Japan with a revised availability of "Fall 2010." The calendar push affects Japan, Asia, North America, and Europe.

We never heard much more of the rumored Sphere codename for Sony's PlayStation 3 motion controller since it cropped up a f

We've seen plenty of PlayStation motion control patents from Sony, some of them surprisingly similar to what we've actually observed of the

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