Question 1
This game system from Microsoft is hands-free and equipped with a camera that detects and reacts to your every move.
Question 2
Sony’s motion-controlled game system for PlayStation uses small, hand-held lights to react to your swings, throws, and slides.
Question 3
With this device from Logitech, any television set that supports an HDMI port can also be used for web browsing, video calling, and YouTubing.
Question 4
The DSC-TX9 and the DSC-WX5, cutting-edge cameras from Sony, creates this kind of image.
Question 5
This free application from Google allows users to take a picture of just about anything and, within moments, returns a search-result page for the item.
Question 6
OnLive is a subscription service that delivers these directly to your Mac, PC, or home television through the power of the Internet.
Question 7
OPOWER is a service that collects data on this and then aggregates and compares it with your neighbors, all in an effort to impact your behavior.
Question 8
This social network site aims to encourage users to be more physically active by allowing them to present “if/then” challenges to friends.
Question 9
This gadget fits on top of standard pill bottles and illuminates when it is time to take your dosage.
Question 10
This ’70s-era, video game giant is making a comeback with a digital initiative that will offer customers revamped versions of classic games that can be played online.
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