Sorry Kinect, we've already tried motion control in laptops and
it flopped  There's been some recent buzz about building Kinect
motion controls into laptops, but judging from previous
attempts, it's a bad idea.  A handful of prototype laptops
spotted at CES with Microsoft's Kinect hardware built in are
currently generating some serious buzz.  Originally a hardware
add-on for the Xbox 360 game console, the Kinect has the
potential to be built into a lot of devices, at least those that
run Windows. Enterprising hobbyists have already hacked it to
work on PCs, and the next step is to take the bulky oversize
Webcam hardware and shrink it down so it fits inside a laptop,
with no external hardware required.  The Daily originally
pointed out these prototypes, and described them as follows:
"The devices, which at first glance appear to be Asus Netbooks
running Windows 8, feature an array of small sensors stretching
over the top of the screen where the Webcam would normally be.
At the bottom of the display is a set of