*Well then, let's see that vaporware solidify.
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"Alongside a more display-oriented Weather Channel app, this first group of apps aims to provide a base of usable programs for the Leap Motion, so the platform doesn't have to rely entirely on its large-but-scrappy pool of independent developers. "Our main focus is that when customers plug in the device, they have a range of apps that really represent what we do," Buckwald told The Verge. The Airspace app store will launch with full support for Windows 7 and 8, as well as Mac OS 10.7 and 10.8. It will also have an iTunes-style web component, so users can preview apps from outside of the program. There's no Linux support yet, but Buckwald says it's on the horizon, and is one of the most common requests from developers.
"Leap has already shipped 12,000 test units to developers around the world, and the company signed an agreement to bundle with Asus laptops earlier this year — but aside from a few press previews, few have seen the technology in action. But the public won't have to wait until May. The company is hosting its first public demo at South by Southwest in a few weeks..." (((I hope to be there.)))
