The gesture-sensing Leap Motion keyboard will be sold individually starting this month for $99 (about £60, AU$106).
The keyboard was previously bundled with certain HP PCs, and it was unclear whether it would be sold individually.
But the standalone Leap Motion keyboard will be compatible with all Windows 7 and Windows 8 PCs, the company told Engadget at Computex Asia.
Four ways to Leap
That makes four ways to get your hands on/over the Leap Motion gesture controller: with the standalone Leap Motion peripheral, inside the HP Envy Leap Motion laptop, in the Leap Motion keyboard bundled with HP PCs, or with the standalone keyboard.
Leap Motion’s sensor technology tracks users hands and fingers in the air over the peripheral for everything from gaming to productivity and design apps.
It has its own app store, called Airspace, and the original standalone Leap Motion has reportedly sold 500K units since its launch in summer 2013.
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The HP Leap Motion keyboard will be sold individually as of this month