The HP Leap Motion Keyboard Does Away with Need for Dongles
Meghan Young — June 9, 2014 — Tech
Although gesture control technology remains more of a novelty than a necessity for now, the HP Leap Motion Keyboard is an exciting development that makes access much more easier. Instead of purchasing a dongle to enable such motion sensitivity, it comes with the technology directly built-in. At a reasonable $25 additional cost, many will appreciate cutting out the middle man.
Going on sale this month for $99, the HP Leap Motion Keyboard " a significant move for Leap, as it gives the company another way to get its motion controls into homes," notes The Verge. Before this update, the option was only available to certain HP computers. Now it'll work on any Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC as long as the software installed.
Going on sale this month for $99, the HP Leap Motion Keyboard " a significant move for Leap, as it gives the company another way to get its motion controls into homes," notes The Verge. Before this update, the option was only available to certain HP computers. Now it'll work on any Windows 7 or Windows 8 PC as long as the software installed.
Trend Themes
1. Gesture Control Technology - The built-in gesture control technology in keyboards can be leveraged in various devices to enhance user experience.
2. Eliminating Dongles - The trend of eliminating dongles can be applied to other devices like wireless headphones and game controllers to simplify the user experience.
3. Accessibility Features - The integration of accessibility features such as built-in motion sensitivity could be a disruptive innovation opportunity for the tech industry.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Hardware - Computer hardware manufacturers can introduce similar built-in gesture control technology in laptops and desktops for users who prefer it.
2. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics companies can integrate similar gesture control features in devices like mobile phones, game controllers, and smart TVs.
3. Assistive Technology - Assistive technology industry can leverage built-in motion sensitivity features in devices to create more accessible products for people with disabilities.
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