\"consumers tend to reject such products\"... Just who are these consumers they\'re asking? Older (ancient) people who are planning on buying computers for their highschool grand kids?... sure as hell wasn\'t me. And anyone who uses a mouse all-day and every-day knows it can be a painful hassle that lingers for a very long time... that\'s why stationary track ball mouses have become available. This looks like an awesome alternative to the whole mouse input system.
Larry
I have a friend who WAS employed as a CAD/CAM designer - until she developed a case of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome that is. Now she\'s struggling to get by on SSI and NOT enjoying it one bit. This COULD be her salvation :-) If this is as good as it seems maybe it should be recommended by doctors?
randyleepublic
Where TF is it? Vaporware as far as I can tell.
offthegrid
The pic looks like the device is shopped to a pic of the hand. I\'d say not one exist. Many times product announcements show drawn images, in place of a photo of a real product. I don\'t understand why all to often announcements never give purchase price or info. What\'s the point? It\'s BS. Without purchase info, comments read, \"cool, where do I get it\" without answer.
waltinseattle
great concept. some of us would like an viable mobile input device. this work with touchscreens too? why not. thus we can get back to one hand typing for those retard devices that dont yet have voice recognition onboard. Now I don\'t have to revert to a Morse code interface...
Bruce Head
I like the concept, and I\'m sure it will be useful for some people, but not for somebody like me who spends 10-14 hours a day in front of a computer. Having to constantly remove this and then put it back on -- adjusting the straps and re-positioning -- would get old pretty quickly (e.g., when I got to the washroom, leave my desk to consult with colleagues, go to lunch, go to meetings, etc.) Or when using a pen, or a phone, or whatever.
Ashton Simmonds
looks interesting might buy one for xmas, I wonder if you can set custom keys on fingers.
Kiki Slaytana
could it possibly be uglier? i mean, Microsoft blue, really? Obviously I\'m a designer, but seriously, if you made this cute (which I can totally imagine: skeletal glove, etc), I\'d be interested... but regardless of usefulness, I won\'t be caught dead wearing something that looks like that!!
Adrien
I think the things on your fingertips would be a pain in the neck for typing. As for having to get your flat hand to slide around on the desk.. forget it, my hand won\'t slide on my desk! Touch screen is way better - get more exercise as well.