Hewlett-Packard announced the ultra-pole gestures over the air

With the increasing popularity of Windows 8, more and more notebooks are equipped with touch screens. Touching the screen to complete the manipulation has achieved the experience in science fiction movies many years ago. Hewlett-Packard has introduced a new PC product that is even more sci-fi and sci-fi, and as early as mid-April this year, Hewlett-Packard announced that it will launch a Leap Motion-integrated PC. Now the first model has arrived - Envy 17 Leap Motion SE Ultrabook.

It is understood that the Envy 17 Leap Motion SE embeds a custom version of the Leap Motion controller on the upper right of the touchpad, which is 70% smaller than the external version. Users can rely entirely on hands suspended in the air for dragging, scrolling, and turning pages. Such powerful features will inevitably increase power consumption. If Leap Motion is enabled, the notebook's battery life will be greatly reduced. Currently, HP has not officially announced the price of this product and the time to market.