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    News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Another small and accurate PC gesture controller is under development.
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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    If it is cheap enough it could make Windows 8 useable!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Quote Originally Posted by wombat View Post
    If it is cheap enough it could make Windows 8 useable!
    There are already ways to do that, namely by disabling Metro and bringing back the Start button

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Don't want to sound like a hater but it didn't look that responsive in that video vs the Leap Motion...

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Quote Originally Posted by anselhelm View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by wombat View Post
    If it is cheap enough it could make Windows 8 useable!
    There are already ways to do that, namely by disabling Metro and bringing back the Start button
    You can, and it's never gone!
    Basic concepts of cause and effect:
    "everything that follows is a result of what you see here"

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Quote Originally Posted by Noli View Post
    Don't want to sound like a hater but it didn't look that responsive in that video vs the Leap Motion...
    agreed - The lag was easily noticeable even when just swiping up and down for the web browsing part!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Quote Originally Posted by wombat View Post
    If it is cheap enough it could make Windows 8 useable!
    Nothing will EVER make Windows 8 useable!
    Speak first, think later. Its much more exciting!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    I find Windows 8 very usable, admittedly there's the Start screen but I rarely use that now, if ever.
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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    You shouldnt have to heavily modify an operating system to make it 'useable'.
    Speak first, think later. Its much more exciting!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    You dont need to modify it at all, a lot of people have added back to the start button, which takes what, 2 mins to install.
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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    That sounds to me like a modification. And what you suggest doesn't cure all the metro linking issues.
    Speak first, think later. Its much more exciting!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Metro linking issues? Do explain.

    And sounds like your splitting hairs, its hardly the major modifications your talking about is it.
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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Not really. At the end of the day it was an new operating system which will be predominantly used by Personal computers that was wholly targeted towards touchscreen mobile users. If you want to continue defending the 'good name' of Microsoft, thats up to you, but as far as i'm concerned if you have to spend time and effort modifying a new operating to work like its predecessor, then it has failed in its delivery. As for your so called '2 minute fix'. It may well be that to you, but you didnt have to spend the time programming the functionality. If you'd spent THAT time reintroducing the start button, it would have taken quite a bit more time than 2 minutes. As for the metro link issues. I merely refer to the exiting of applications resulting in the OS defaulting to the metro interface you're wanting to hide.
    Speak first, think later. Its much more exciting!

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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    Yeah.....ok
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    Re: News - CamBoard Pico 3D depth sensor takes on the Leap Motion

    The company claims the new sensor is both smaller and more accurate than the better known Leap Motion controller,
    Hard to believe, especially based on Leap Motions repeated claim of accuracy to 1/1000 of a millimeter (they keep repeating that but it's way too small IMO)

    Nice to see other companies competing with this type of thing even this early on.
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