
Will Sony’s motion controllers stand up to the competition?
Sony revealed its PS3 motion controllers, now called Move, to the world at GDC today.
Below you can read a full breakdown of the tech specifications for all devices within the package.
The PlayStation Move package includes the motion controller, sub-controller, and PlayStation®Eye camera.

Features
“The latency for the Playstation Move is under one frame” – Scott Rohde, vice president of product development, SCEA.
PlayStation®Move motion controller
Three-axis gyroscope
Three-axis accelerometer
Terrestrial megnetic field sensor
Colour-changing sphere for Playstation Eye tracking
Bluetooth® technology
Vibration feedback
PlayStation®Move sub-controller
Built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Bluetooth® technology
2 DUALSHOCK® or SIXAXIS® Wireless Controller replacement capability.
PlayStation® Eye
Built-in four-capsule microphone array
Echo cancellation
Background noise suppression
Price
“Under $100” (£47)

Outline
PlayStation®Move motion controller
Product name PlayStation®Move motion controller
Product code CECH-ZCM1
Release date Fall 2010
Recommended retail price To be decided
Colour Black
Mass Approx. 145 g
External dimension Approx. 200mm × 46mm (height × diameter)
Battery type Built-in, rechargeable lithium-ion battery
Voltage DC 3.7 V
Operating temperature 5℃~35℃
PlayStation®Move sub-controller
Product name PlayStation®Move sub-controller
Product code CECH-ZCS1
Release date Fall 2010
Recommended retail price To be decided
Colour Black
Mass Approx. 95 g
External dimension Approx. 138mm × 42mm (height × diameter)
Battery type Built-in, rechargeable lithium-ion batter
Voltage DC 3.7 V
Operating temperature 5℃~35℃
PlayStation® Eye
Resolution at 60 Hz - 640x480 pixels
Resolution at 120 Hz - 320x240 pixels
Sampling rate - 48 kilohertz
SNR (sound to noise ratio) - 90 decibels
Colour Black
Power source - USB
Connectivity options - USB 2.0

Couldnt they do without that blob? It looks so lame.
No, the blob is necessary for positional data. It senses the position in 3D space using the camera to track the blob.