Scoble: AI glasses will get smaller and cheaper, and China's market appetite dwarfs the US
Scobleizer · x · 2026-11-12
Responding to skepticism that AI glasses are still "too dorky for mainstream," Robert Scoble argues new excitement will lead to smaller, more affordable devices arriving about two years later. He adds that China is far more enthusiastic about these devices, calling the market there "absolutely huge."
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