D: huh, kinda looks cool but I think I'd get tired of holding my hands up all day :P<p>D: s'what keyboards, palm rests and elbow rests are for<p>S: yeah, i hear you<p>S: i played around with it for about 20 minutes and my arm was aching<p>So yeah. this is me being skeptical
Does anyone know why the Leap preorder page specifies a Phenom II or an i3/i5/i7 processor in the fine-print hardware requirements? Is it for a particular chip feature? Or is CPU overhead going to be a big issue?
Does anyone have any real-world experience using the Leap? It looks cool as hell but I'm hearing rumors that it doesn't work well in the presence of halogen / incandescent bulbs or direct sunlight. If I have to carefully control the lighting to be able to use it, that's a dealbreaker for me.