Following the announcement made on the output end of the year at CES, the head programmer of Natal Kipman Alex has provided some other interesting information regarding the device from Microsoft: "Natal will be able to work together with the current hardware of the console without interfering with game developers, occupying only 10-15 percent of the processes managed by the CPU.

Kipman then explained that the 50 MB of software necessary for the operation of Natal will be able to recognize up to 31 human body parts in each frame, at a speed of 30 frames per second. This will be enough to ensure that our interaction with games designed for Christmas will always proceed smoothly and without delays in the recognition of our position.

It therefore appears that Microsoft is really taking a hard work because the device does not disappoint expectations.