This isn't a review of the product. I think the public information is all you need to claim that Vision Pro asks you to look at objects and then use gestures l

This isn't a review of the product. I think the public information is all you need to claim that Vision Pro asks you to look at objects and then use gestures like quickly putting your fingers together. In this post, he reflects on the evolution of spatial computing -- opposing claims that such a thing is a new idea -- and concludes by simply saying he "wonder[s]" if this interaction model will hold up as well as others. But the point is to put it in historical context, not to render a judgment. To me, the link back to his 2003 piece that talked about spatial interfaces was a really interesting way to view the AVP interaction model with a broader perspective. His voice is interesting here because he's written for decades about small interactions on the Mac and gone deeper into the details than maybe anybody.