It's been acquired by Apple, for a price reported by All Things D's Mike Isaac and John Paczkowski to be around $360 million. Of these, TV - in some form - feels like the most obvious area that might explain Apple's interest in PrimeSense. Bottom line: Everything PrimeSense does is strikingly different from anything Apple has ever done in products it's shipped. So even though we don't know what Apple has in mind for its new acquisition, it's hard to imagine that it won't have a meaningful impact on one or more upcoming Apple products.
Source: TIME
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