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We test Leap Motion’s controller-free gaming and find it finger-pointing good | Ars Technica

by CeKMTL · April 18, 2013

This is what is coming soon to all is mortals, and I want one!
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/2013/03/we-test-leap-motions-controller-free-gaming-and-find-it-finger-pointing-good/

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