Scoble claims ByteDance has a 120-gram AR device in labs that's blowing people away
Scobleizer · x · 2026-09-03
- Tech commentator Robert Scoble claims ByteDance has a 120-gram AR device in its labs that is "blowing people away."
- Arguing the market question with a user, he says millions will buy once people experience sports on such a device, and "there is no alternative."
- Unverified lab sighting; no product details or launch timeline.
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