PrimeSense, the company that developed Kinect for the Xbox 360, has already signed deals to put PrimeSense inside home theatre PCs by the end of the year.This might be in a pre-built PC that won't work with anything more interesting than Windows Media Centre, or it might have a USB on the end and be wide open for developers. Either way, doing a silly dance in your living room won't be the sole privilege of Xbox gamers for long.
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