 | Top headlines | The Xbox 360 maker shook up the video game world with the announcement of its full-body motion-sensitive controller. But will Project Natal knock Nintendo from the top?
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| Company changes its tune on Android, announcing that an Aspire One Netbook with the OS will be released in the third quarter. Chip giant is launching its line of processors for thin, inexpensive laptops at Computex in Taipei.  Video of the day | | Microsoft introduces Project Natal
At E3 2009 in Los Angeles, Microsoft unveiled Project Natal, which appears to allow users to control games, movies, and anything else on their Xbox system with their hands alone, and without touching any hardware. |
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