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Essentially the same way that you can navigate a touch screen — but without actually touching the screen. That means you can use it with any computer. It does to a computer screen what a Wii did to the TV.
More info here: https://leapmotion.com/
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Timothy Nichols
Posted at 10:18h, 24 SeptemberMy concern is the ergonomics. While it’s cool and it does have certain applications that would augment the current keyboard/mouse interface (presentations, etc.), I could not imagine spending my entire work day with my arms held aloft – we’re talking serious neck/shoulder cramping. The keyboard and mouse interface, while not as cool, is more ergonomically sound for long periods of time.
Sam DeBord, SeattleHome.com
Posted at 05:22h, 25 SeptemberVery nice. Looks like Microsoft’s XBOX Kinect technology applied to a PC. I see Timothy’s point below. This may have very specific uses, much like a tablet. There are times you need a keyboard/mouse for thorough business correspondence, and times when this technology might be more effective for a presentation.
David Balfour
Posted at 08:50h, 26 SeptemberFor those times when you need a keyboard! http://www.thinkgeek.com/product/e722/?rkgid=275668648&cpg=ogpla&source=google_pla&gclid=CIfc2LDM07ICFQgGnQodxT8Aag