Also from where did you purchase it?
If it was outside of the U.S.A I wouldn't be surprised of a high shipping fee as stan.distortion mentioned.

http://www.svd.se/naringsliv/branscher/teknik-och-telekom/bitcoin-vardet-rusar-efter-cypernkrisen_8050716.svd

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svenska_Dagbladet
Founded: 1884
Daily Swedish newspaper

In my opinion, it's big in Sweden, everybody knows (or at least a huge number of people) Svenska Dagbladet...

http://money.msn.com/now/post.aspx?post=e4b7b525-bf39-42f5-a1a7-c1366d9e797d

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=au5vVDZOubk "TDV: Jeff Berwick on CNBC The Santelli Exchange about BitcoinATM"
Here's what was mentioned in the bottom of the article. The video opens up with

Awesome! If there was anything I wanted to attribute to the rising Bitcoin price it would be Bitcoinstore's success. Great!

So good for the U.S.A. citizens, they can buy electronics for BTC. Did the article mention that some purchases are from outside the U.S.A.? I wonder what the shipping costs would be to Europe.

Edit: Nevermind, I read the article. Too high fees is the answer.

Supply and demand is like that. I can't tell if the price is overrated, because we need to suffer a crash so it is proven to us that this is the case. As long as there is no crash, nothing can be proved.

Price increases independently of why somebody is buying the Bitcoins.
I only bought some with half of my surplus of my budget from last month. If the price was stable for at least 10-15 days I would buy Bitcoins with all my surplus of last month's budget.

The only thing I want is that more game companies accept Bitcoin: 0 until now. If anybody knows of some game company that accepts Bitcoin you must notify us through a post. Please.

Since I watched "What is Bitcoin?" on youtube I fell for 1:15 "You can purchase video games". Yes I can, but not officially from the companies or Steam or from the Humble Bundle by donations. I'm eagerly waiting to do that, cause I don't want to pay middlepersons, yes it is an option but it just doesn't feel ok. I want to pay the game company directly.

I don't think so. I honestly don't know what will cause the price to decrease this time, or even if it will decrease. If it would decrease expect the reason to be that Mt. Gox got hacked and Bitcoins stolen. Otherwise don't hold much hope(the only hope I have is that Bitcoin prices become stable, and I don't care what value they will land on really) for BTC decreasing. I could be wrong of course, as human error is very common  

Though what I hope for the most for Bitcoin greatness is that I can buy games officially from companies with BTC. Humble Bundle inc, do you hear me? I don't use wordpress, neither reddit gold. I don't live in the USA for the bitcoinstore, so that's a no no. I don't live in the USA for the pizzaforcoins so that's a no no as well. I could use a domain name from namecheap maybe though I'm not yet into DNS.

Maybe I can buy Eufloria the game on steam from Alex who works at Tuna, but that's 1 game and calling this a breakthrough in 'buying games for Bitcoin' would be exagerrating "Buy games for BTC". Though I'm very happy that at least 1 serious game dev is wanting Bitcoin for at least 1 game and I'm thankful for that.

Update: I've finally sent the payment/donation to Alex Amsel who contributed to the game Eufloria. Not 1BTC as I don't have one. So what I donated was 0.18BTC, that's pretty much by today's Bitcoin buy/sell "standards".(not really a "standard" since this freakin standard changes like every half minute!  )

This is the public address of Alex Amsel https://blockchain.info/address/13SXYiGtuUTnuVG6JXnrHLbw4Lwc8BEgmv

This is the first game dev that I know of that contributed to a game(EufloriaHD) in the humble bundle, Humble Indie Bundle for Android 4, that accepted my donation in BTC. This for now, I can add that Alex was enthusiastic about the 'pay what you want' model for Bitcoin, though it will remain to be seen if this is just a wish or if it could be realized.

If Humble Bundle inc. starts accepting BTC officially then the problem will of course be solved 

The article is wrong.
There's no damn encryption used in Bitcoin. My opinion is similar to WiW's, but not the same.

That for journalists to get the honest opinion of doing "good journalism" they must do an effort to understand what they are talking about.

This is bad journalism! We use cryptography, but that is NOT the same as encryption. Theverge probably have always dealt on the topic of cryptography with ignorance, they are not a tech magazine, are they?

I find it extremely unlikely Satoshi to be RMS, since rms has long ago abandoned programming but instead try to tell people about Free Software, meaning he should have not gotten enough time to focus on Bitcoin, even less programming. Also in what language did Satoshi write the code? Was it not c++? Also look for any references of rms to that language.

Source: http://ftp.fukt.bsnet.se/pub/movies/stallman/stallman2c.sub

Also note that Bitcoin is not branded with a GNU. It is neither called GNUcoin, though it sounds catchy doesn't it? "New Coin".

Announcing your gender then. Wonder why nobody else could come to that conclusion.

If somebody announces also that they are a vegetarian could that cause any prejudice too? "I can't trust veggies! They are scammers. In the old days we had no freakin veggies, we threw them in the sea"

Bla bla, nah!
I left them a constructive comment about there being 0 inventors of Bitcoin available for interviews.
Though I told them they could invite Gavin Andresen to the show, but I also linked to Jason Calacanis show interviewing Gavin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwNfBgwbqng
"- Startups : Gavin Andresen and Amir Taaki, Bitcoin"

It correctly reports that Meze Grill accepted BTC payments in the past but not anymore

http://www.svt.se/nyheter/varlden/natvalutan-bitcoin-oppnar-bankomat-i-krisens-cypern

SVT has searched for Jeff Berwick but has not yet received a reply.

"Because Bitcoin has no central point, the system is difficult to stop(almost like the torrent-networks)."

"Bitcoin ATM is the organization which wishes to take the opportunity to introduce the internet currency Bitcoin when the Cyprus bankcrisis is boiling at it's worst..."

'A picture of a Bitcoin ATM which shows how an ATM for the new international network currency Bitcoin could look like.'

They dub it "The pirate currency Bitcoin". They are not consistent since they previously referred to it as an 'internet currency'

This is possibly a redundant question but does anyone have a youtube link? On youtube I don't depend on crappy anti-html5 adobe flash to watch videos since I can just use youtube-dl to get the videos or watch them in standards compliant WebM or h.264 if I use Chromium or Google Chrome.
/rant

Torrent bundle, what is that? Don't you mean Tor Browser Bundle?(TBB)

Tor is only 'better' in the sense that it has a huge .exit node network while i2p focuses mostly on the darknet(.exit nodes in i2p are called outproxies). One use I find in i2p is the internal torrent network which is not too small these days I can recommend the TPB AFK movie legal to download , though I use Tor when I want to get out to regular websites on the internet that are not themselves part of an onion network.

About how Trace Mayer uses Bitcoins to pay for stuff:
At 4:29 the interviewer asks "But what are you actually using them for?"
Trace Mayer
4:35 "pay independent contractors that are all over the world, whether they are in India or the Philippines".
4:41 "I've used them to purchase digital products such as e-books or mp3 files".
4:46 "I've also used them to order goods from different websites that accept them online and in other cases I've traded them for euros or British pounds or dollars when I've been traveling.

What about if the person attending knows nothing about Bitcoin, but came there to learn about it? Does that count or does the person attending need to know about Bitcoin already?
Does this play any role or is it enough just being born as a certain gender?

Note: Fixed formatting. Reply ready.

This is quoted from post #1:
To my knowledge no private keys are stored in the Bitcoin blockchain and my private keys are stored in the wallet.dat file when using the regular client. Here the private keys are stored on a 'seed server', though locked with a strong passphrase?

Differing opinion is good because free speech is good. Also don't treat this as a rumour but as an opinion, think for yourself, you have your own mind.