Flying under the radar at E3 is the smaller, faster and larger capacity Xbox 360 built in with 802.11n Wi-Fi. Still not impressed? Dig deeper and you’ll find Microsoft is offering the MS Kinect Xbox Kinect ($149) remote motion controls to compete with Ninento’s Wii. The game changer is that the Xbox Kinect will sense player movement through a slender bar that sits near the television. Players use natural gestures to move characters onscreen without having to rely on traditional controllers. Built-in voice-recognition software turns the device into a truly hands-free controller. Want to answer the door while watching a DVD? Say "Xbox, pause," get your friend, then just ask it to "play" and you're back in business. Early videos are impressive Xbox Kinect Video we expect you’ll be Dancing with the Stars.