I've had one for about six months now, and while I was excited at first the novelty wore off. While it's fun for assorted abstract interaction (manipulating gr

I've had one for about six months now, and while I was excited at first the novelty wore off. While it's fun for assorted abstract interaction (manipulating graphics or playing music) it falls short as a replacement for using the mouse or keyboard for actual work. One big hindrance for me is that I tend to work off a laptop, and finding a suitable place to rest the Leap is not always easy. I tried mounting it to a stick and attaching it to the back of my laptop screen. Seems my head gave it trouble. :) I have to retry some experiments with the current firmware, and when my production model arrives (possibly today) see if it behaves any better. I've managed to drop my dev unit a few times and there are some scratches on the screen that might be reducing effectiveness.