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Just to add to what's already been said, while the Kinect is limited to USB 2.0 speeds, a USB 3.0 controller may help the Kinect and laptop to reach that limit more consistently. However, to answer your question, I think a single USB 3.0 port won't be sufficient to support two Kinect sensors--as vmaslov suggests, you'll need a laptop with at least two controllers, preferably USB 3.0--one for each sensor.
FYI, the leftover bandwidth on the USB 3.0 controller using a single Kinect is probably sufficient to also carry the data from a PS Move sensor. (It works that way here anyway, although I'm not using a laptop.)
Hope this helps.
G.
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