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How Will Apple Use Its Purchase Of The Motion-Sensing Tech Firm, PrimeSense?
Apple doesn't have a video game system yet, but its $350 million purchase of PrimeSense, an Israeli-based company that specializes in motion-sensing technology, means it now has at least some of the capabilities for one's development.
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By Russell Westerholm'World's Weirdest' Darwin's Frog Believed To Be Exctinct; Humanity Only Partly to Blame
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