Leap Motion: Gesture Control your existing Laptop/Monitor

I came across this amazing device that can convert any laptop or a monitor to a Gesture Controllable device.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/27/leap-motion-gesture-control-release-date-price_n_2773778.html

https://www.leapmotion.com/

If multiple items are bought in bulk, the average price per piece will come down due to the shipping price advantage (based on the options provded in the site).

I can see 5 is an optimum number where we can reduce the cost to a good extent.

No of Pieces	Price (USD)	Shipping(USD)	Duties(USD)	Total(USD)	Price Per Piece (USD)	INR (1USD=70 INR, assuming the conversion charges as well)
1	79.99	28.99	17.44	126.42	126.42	8849.4
2	159.98	40.99	32.16	233.13	116.565	8159.55
3	239.97	40.99	44.95	325.91	108.6366667	7604.566667
4	319.96	40.99	57.75	418.7	104.675	7327.25
5	399.95	40.99	70.55	511.49	102.298	7160.86
6	479.94	53.99	85.43	619.36	103.2266667	7225.866667
7	559.93	53.99	98.23	712.15	101.7357143	7121.5

Samsung's smart watch, the Galaxy Gear

Samsung will launch its smart watch, the Galaxy Gear, on Sept. 4 ahead of the IFA consumer electronics trade show in Berlin, Germany.

Lee Young-hee, VP of Samsung's mobile business, confirmed the date and some details about the device in an interview with The Korea Times.

“We will be introducing a new wearable concept device called Galaxy Gear at our own event in Berlin on Sept. 4," Lee said. He added that the Gear will not have a flexible display. "We are confident that the Gear will add meaningful momentum to the mobile industry."

Lee also confirmed Samsung's official launch of the Galaxy Note 3 at IFA, but he did not reveal any details about that device.

http://mashable.com/2013/08/27/samsung-galaxy-gear-sept-4/#!

3D TV, Without the Glasses

If you've pondered whether to sink a cool couple of grand into a fancy new three-dimensional TV but didn't want to mess around with those dorky glasses, you may want to sit tight for a few more years. Researchers at Hewlett Packard (HP) Laboratories in Palo Alto, California, report that they've come up with a new 3D technology that not only doesn't require viewers to wear special glasses, but it also can be viewed from a wide variety of angles. The advance could propel the development of mobile 3D devices as well as TVs.

http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2013/03/3d-tv-without-the-glasses.html

Enjoy 3D movies without glasses
You can now enjoy 3D movies on TV without those vexing 3D glasses, thanks to a new technology being developed in Germany.

http://gadgets.ndtv.com/tv/news/enjoy-3d-movies-without-glasses-256823