Raspnode - Kickstarter

[LiteCoinGuy]

Raspnode

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/494420603/raspnode


cool device 

[Jeremycoin]

This is a very good device, with small size and. I would buy this thing, if I have the money. And after reading the FAQ, I found that this thing could mine Bitcoins...

[Mitchell]

PsychoticBoy has been selling exactly the same thing for a while now: Easy, Plug & Play Bitcoin Nodes.

[Dobry Den]

They have a quick tut on how to do it yourself: http://raspnode.com/diy.html

[Reynaldo]

PsychoticBoy has been selling exactly the same thing for a while now: Easy, Plug & Play Bitcoin Nodes.

This concept is better because you wont wear out the SD since you'll store the bitcoin blockchain in a USB; anyways, awesome project, thanks for sharing.

[jdebunt]

Still seems fairly overpriced if you ask me, but maybe that's just a wrong impression

[Adrian-x]

Still seems fairly overpriced if you ask me, but maybe that's just a wrong impression

its funded, tutorials are available online and its free. you just pay for the setup.

[masterzino]

Looks like a neat little device, wonder how much it will retail for when they officially launch it for consumers.

[Jakez]

Its looking cool. Just started, lets see when it will be available in the market. Take some time i think so.

[nwfella]

This is a very good device, with small size and. I would buy this thing, if I have the money. And after reading the FAQ, I found that this thing could mine Bitcoins...

You could leave a raspberry pi running for all eternity and it will never 'hash together' a single bitcoin.  Really doesn't make sense burning out your pi trying to submit a single share or two/day

Very cool project insofar as helping to distribute the bitcoin network even further though.  I'm kind of curious as to what their roadmap will be for supporting 20MB/block change if/when it ever comes into being.

[Adrian-x]

This is a very good device, with small size and. I would buy this thing, if I have the money. And after reading the FAQ, I found that this thing could mine Bitcoins...

You could leave a raspberry pi running for all eternity and it will never 'hash together' a single bitcoin.  Really doesn't make sense burning out your pi trying to submit a single share or two/day

Very cool project insofar as helping to distribute the bitcoin network even further though.  I'm kind of curious as to what their roadmap will be for supporting 20MB/block change if/when it ever comes into being.

You could run this setup with a 2TB USB External Hard Drive, the problem won't be block size but RAM to process UTXO (unconfirmed transactions)

Still I use a pi to run a few terahashes of mining equipment. It works well. The CPU doesn't hash but managers the miners fine.