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i don't think it solves the "starts to hurt" problem. it's not the touch that causes that, it's holding your arm up.
by spot 15y ago
i don't think it solves the "starts to hurt" problem. it's not the touch that causes that, it's holding your arm up.
- TomOfTTB 15y agoRight but if you don't have to reach you don't have to use your shoulder to hold up your arm. Just your elbow to move your hand up above the keyboard so the Kinect Sensor can see it.
- leon_ 15y agoSo what's the reason for a kinect sensor then? I'd rather hit a key on my keyboard (which gives me instant physical feedback) than hovering my hand in the air and trying to grab a file or something.
- recoiledsnake 15y agoIt depends on how much you use it for. For typing, it's not so good. As a browser back button, it's comparable to mouse gestures in effort.