What did I just read?

So is this an adapter for only the current 'NEW' Leica lenses OR can I use this with my old MANUAL lenses.

I don't need 21, 25 or 28 mm presets with two optional presets. I have a 35, 50, 90 and 135 mm lenses.

Anyways this sounds like there should be two adapters....
1: this electric version for the electric lenses crowd.
2: a simple manual adapter non electrical contact thing for non electric lenses.

If I'm wrong here its cause the Fuji site reveals just as much as this 'BLAND' article that says basically nothing but confusion.

It would be helpful if an editor would focus on clear communication anticipating confusion for people that read these things. Many of these one off info reviews lead to head banging.

Richo does it perfect!

LUMINOUS LANDSCAPES review:

What you'll see with these lenses is that results are generally fine, but as with most mirrorless cameras there has not been any attempt by Fuji to design sensor microlenses specifically for legacy glass. The only cameras that do so are the Leica M9 itself and the Ricoh M Mount A12. And Fuji shouldn't have to, because after all Fuji's own lenses are retrofocus designs and don't need this. Of course this means that while many M mount lenses will work fine, beware of symmetrical designs such as some of the Zeiss and Voigtlanders. You'll find soft corners and strong vignetting.

In the end, someone with a collection of legacy lenses, particularly Leica M glass, will find no particular advantage to working with the X-Pro 1 over any other mirrorless camera. The window finder can't be used effectively with non-Fuji lenses, and the EVF and focusing aids are no better and in some cases not as good as what's available from other marques."