Lenovo to tackle Microsoft with rival 'Kinect' console

Chinese PC vendor Lenovo has announced plans to challenge Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo with a motion sensing peripheral of its own.

The 'Ebox' is a new gaming device that enables users to interact with games without using a controller -- just like Microsoft Kinect. (Gadgets, Gaming, PC hardware)

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