I'm a little confused then, you were trying to offer $60 dollars worth of Bitcoin for a $300 dollar piece of hardware that hasn't even been purchased yet? I fail to see how that makes any sense at all.

I am selling a pre-order position. This will get you a spot to buy some hardware in the next couple of days and be mining bitcoin with it. Not easy to get this soon for these devices.

I am selling these because I got my hands on a few hundred GH of ASIC hardware and no longer need these.

Hope that clears things up some.

Just to clarify, you're paying .5 btc per unit, so .5 x30 *for example, to take over the June 9th slot, you're paying 15 BTC for my slot, correct?

Thanks.

Accepting bids for the pre-order slot, you're not going to get away with not paying their price for the units.

Ya, doesn't happen. Already moved them on to a few different google accounts, no issues at all.

I had a pair and my business partner had a pair. He saw what I fetched for mine and asked me to sell his too.

Taking offers for my second pair!

Any offers please~

Looking for offers for the spot. Paid $300 per, ETA June 9th.

Also have another pre-order slot for Jun 27th for another 40 units.


Please make an offer in BTC to take the spot over.

Thanks!

First post updated.

Exactly and the way these are depreciating it's just my opinion that the starting bid is quite high is all. If it was a true auction, you shouldn't start at the high end price (if you're truly auctioning something and willing to take the market demand price. Clearly this is more of a classified for sale ad 'hoping' to fetch some super high dollars. Probably explains why there's 0 bids.. not a bargain... enough said.

Also important to note that these things literally go down in value by the day for several reasons. I personally wouldn't gamble that long of an ROI with all of the different things that could take place making it a lost investment for that kind of money.

I'm you will probably find someone that will pay around your 'opening' price because there's still the Bitcoin ASIC fever going on but I highly doubt much more. I'd have started the auction a bit lower.

Ya, starting bit 230 = Pretty much the top dollar for these on the 'wave'. If someone offers you 230, jump on it...

Ya, at this point there are no BTC offers that I'd accept but someone did make an interesting cash offer, waiting to see how that pans out.

It was actually just one of many that got bid up like that. I honestly don't know how they panned out for the sellers.

Been moved on to several different Google accounts already with no issues. Been used in different states with no issues. Doesn't seem like there will be any issues.

The only thing I'm not certain what would happen is if you used them outside of the USA. (but you could always use a proxy for that too)

Glass has also already been jailbroken so you could flash linux on to them and use them if Google ever did try to brick them.

There will likely be some changes to the final retail version. This is however a fully functioning dev release. It works great.

Yes, they are fun to play with, for sure. Very cool, very futuristic but I can tell that they still need a lot added to them for a retail release, which is why they've just released this small amount of them mostly to developers. The rest from what I can tell were mostly released to celebrities (free marketing) and people with big connections. The average Joe really had a snowballs chance in hell of getting them.

Google said at last I/O it was mid-2014 currently but I honestly predict with a product this big and innovative that'll continue to get pushed back further. We shall see.

Unofficially from I/O it's mid 2014, IF you believe companies hit their estimated release days. More realistically I'd expect more 2015 being that release days always get pushed back.

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