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USB 3.0/2.0 Connectivity, Vector data and gesture recognition is inherent from sensor, Complex data input possible in real time, Well
Leap Motion must seperate itself from other similar items offered by demonstrating where the Leap Motion Controller excells, Not a mouse replacement, The huge potential must be translated into tangible performance
The Leap Motion Controller clearly demonstrates the vast possibilities this type of 3D controller represents. There are clearly areas that I can see it will dominate. I experience a freedom and joy when using particle manipulation software which I think i...
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Publicación: 2013-09-02, Autor: Tom , crítica de: audioholics.com
Super cool, Intuitive, Basically works, Constantly expanding list of apps, updates, Price
Won't make you give up any other control method, Wide field of control easily triggered erroneously
Next Page ⇨Recent Forum Posts:Read the Complete Threadavengineer posts on September 03, 2013 00:06I tried Leap Motion too. I found the apps “interesting”, but useless in the practical sense. I found the device itself to be elegantly designed physically, b...
Publicación: 2013-08-23, Autor: James , crítica de: makeuseof.com
Don't buy it – yet. I don't know if these are just early problems that can be fixed with firmware or if the technology is fundamentally flawed, but for a device with so much hype and promise, it is woefully disappointing...
Publicación: 2013-08-21, Autor: Rick , crítica de: techspot.com
Impressive tracking capabilities for a firstgen device. Small footprint. Not expensive. For now, one neat toy to play around with.
Depending on the app, making things work can be frustrating. Better suited for simple gesture games. Poor performance on productivity scenarios.
I admit, the Leap Motion controller is something I want to fall in love with. It's just so cool. However, my experiences with the device indicate that at least for now it's more of a neat conceptual “toy” than a practical device you'll be reaching for eve...
The basic idea of using depth-perception cameras to record even the smallest movements of fingers or a pen generally seems like a great idea. Leap Motion is able to translate the concept well and shows a lot of potential for future applications. An OS int...
Lets you interact with your PC or Mac in novel new ways, Relatively inexpensive, Lots of potential, if app development keeps going strong
Fewer than 100 apps at time of review, of mixed quality, Hard to position on a desk, Individual-finger tracking is spotty, At times, oversensitive
Leap Motion’s $80 motion controller is precise and modestly priced, but the software selection and quality will have to increase before it finds mass appeal. Many buyers will want to wait until the tech is integrated directly into computing devices. ...
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Publicación: 2013-07-31, Autor: Michael , crítica de: 9to5mac.com
There's no doubt about it- nothing else like the Leap Motion exists on the market in its current state. It's an incredibly unique product with a ton of potential. That said, right now, the device feels a little bit like a prototype. While the hardware is...
And that's really the key issue here: In what ways is the Leap Motion Controller better than a mouse or touchscreen or keyboard? For the moment, it's not. It's more toy than tool, more science fiction than practical addition.I do find it impressive that L...
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Publicación: 2013-07-27, Autor: Rick , crítica de: networkworld.com
And that's really the key issue hereIn what ways is the Leap Motion Controller better than a mouse or touchscreen or keyboard? For the moment, it's not. It's more toy than tool, more science fiction than practical addition. I do find it impressiv...
Publicación: 2013-07-27, Autor: Lee , crítica de: arstechnica.com
Resumen: I've spent about two days with the Leap Motion Controller , a Kinect-like PC accessory that uses infrared sensors to translate the motions of your hands into input for applications. The device I received is one I pre-ordered more than a year ago; I've bee...
