[ESHOP launched] Trezor: Bitcoin hardware wallet

[slush]

Hello guys

my apologies to all who are waiting for updates. Those who follow our githubs can see the progress on the project, but I understand that lack of direct communication may worry some of you.

Current state of software: We're finalizing all parts of software.

1) Trezor really works. We're finalizing screens, dialogs and doing final code polishing.

2) Yesterday we finalized all unit tests (https://github.com/trezor/python-trezor/tree/master/tests) and firmware currently passes most of them; it's matter of days to pass 100% of them.

3) myTREZOR (https://github.com/trezor/webwallet) is also almost done and we're giving it just final UX touches. Fine-tuning of the browser plugin for all platforms (Windows, Mac, Linux) was extremely painful because USB stack is bag of s...t, but we successfully passed all implementation problems.

4) Firmware is currently being reviewed by security experts, one of them being Nethemba. We plan to wait to results and fix reported problems before we'll ship.

Current state of hardware:

1) We have all Metallics ready to ship.

2) Production of cases for Classic is becoming a little painful for me. It turns out that once our producer solves one issue then he has to face another one. I am optimistic and believe that these are the labor pains and once overcome that everything will run smoothly, but it needs its time. Although I appreciate very much the input of our producer who went through the entire casing development and gave us a lot of useful expertise, we're now actively looking for a new production facility that could guarantee a seamless production of plastic cases.

What's next?

We've decided to send some devices on Monday to few preorderists - well known community members - for developer preview. I believe they'll provide us valuable feedback as they'll be first real users of TREZOR.

slush

[slush]

Product package design


Metallics on table ready to ship

[escrow.ms]

Design is really nice.

[zigmas]

The Trezor alone can't protect against that attack, but the payment protocol can, and the Trezor already speaks the payment protocol, or an implementation is in the works. Can't remember which.

[chriswilmer]

AWESOMEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

[dnaleor]

nice boxes!! 

[substratum]

we're now actively looking for a new production facility that could guarantee a seamless production of plastic cases.

I'd be willing to buy the bare hardware no case. I suspect most people with access to a 3D printer would too.

[chriswilmer]

Product package design


Metallics on table ready to ship

Most people think that Mt.Gox just fixed something... but in this thread, we know that these pictures just caused a huge Bitcoin rally!  

[bitpop]

Can we buy bad cases as a souvenir? Or get one free as a customer? That's the least you can do

[randomguy7]

Is there a STL file available for the case?

[Mitchell]

Those boxes look amazing!

[marcus_of_augustus]

Nice boxes. 

So basically, "firmware delays" ... this is not something you want to be rushing out under deadlines.

[dnaleor]

Nice boxes. 

So basically, "firmware delays" ... this is not something you want to be rushing out under deadlines.

rather "firmware checking delays" and "plastic case designing delays"



I really hope to get it by the end of march.

[slush]

For any Windows users wanting to help us with the browser plugin integration:

There's MSI installer of Bitcoin Trezor Plugin: BitcoinTrezorPlugin-1.0.0.msi at https://github.com/trezor/webwallet/tree/master/app/data/plugin
(Its quite painful to download binary file from github, so there's mirror on http://mytrezor.com/data/plugin/BitcoinTrezorPlugin-1.0.0.msi, but without a SSL certificate yet)

It would be extremely useful for us to install this browser plugin, open http://mytrezor.com in your favourite browser and report the status of plugin detection (there's status text in left top corner). Just short info about used OS version, browser and the result will be enough.

Both installer and Plugin are digitally signed by SatoshiLabs, so there should not appear any warning about untrusted software during the installation.

We have successfully tested the plugin in Vista and Win7 32/64 bits, but it is very hard for us to reach other versions of Windows. I'm particularly interested in reports of Win8 users.

Plugin should work seamlesly in IE/Firefox/Chrome, but reports from other browsers are welcome as well.

[Mitchell]

Downloaded the MSI from GitHub and it's clean according to Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. The file is signed with a valid signature, but I do advice you guys to add an e-mail address to the "Symantec Time Stamping Services Signer - G4"-certificate. Everything seems to check out. Installing it right now (even though I didn't order a Trezor).
Installation worked just fine. However opening mytrezor.com doesn't work anymore. It worked before, but doesn't right now. It times out for no reason (and works just fine according to isitup.com). Restarting Chrome. Maybe that helps.
EDIT: Still times out.

System specifications:
OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (64 bit)
CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2670QM CPU @ 2.20GHz (2.00 GHz)
RAM: 6038 MB Total (2992 MB Free)
Browser: Chrome (version 33.0.1750.117 m)
EDIT 2: The site works now and the plugin installed correctly:
"Trezor Browser Plugin is succesfully installed"

I hope this helps

[slush]

bitcoininformation: Thanks for test, what OS version / Chrome version? Can you eventually open Chrome Developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+J in Chrome) and check if there's any error in the log?

[Mitchell]

bitcoininformation: Thanks for test, what OS version / Chrome version? Can you eventually open Chrome Developer tools (Ctrl+Shift+J in Chrome) and check if there's any error in the log?

See my edited post It works now and I have added system specifications.

[dnaleor]

I will check it on my moms windows 8 netbook tomorrow, will get back to you with the results!

[irritant]

OS: Microsoft Windows 2012 Server (64 bit)
Browser: IE
Trezor Browser Plugin is succesfully installed

OS: Microsoft Windows 8 Ultimate (64 bit)
Browser: IE
Trezor Browser Plugin is succesfully installed
Browser: FF
Trezor Browser Plugin is succesfully installed

[bitpop]

For any Windows users wanting to help us with the browser plugin integration:

There's MSI installer of Bitcoin Trezor Plugin: BitcoinTrezorPlugin-1.0.0.msi at https://github.com/trezor/webwallet/tree/master/app/data/plugin
(Its quite painful to download binary file from github, so there's mirror on http://mytrezor.com/data/plugin/BitcoinTrezorPlugin-1.0.0.msi, but without a SSL certificate yet)

It would be extremely useful for us to install this browser plugin, open http://mytrezor.com in your favourite browser and report the status of plugin detection (there's status text in left top corner). Just short info about used OS version, browser and the result will be enough.

Both installer and Plugin are digitally signed by SatoshiLabs, so there should not appear any warning about untrusted software during the installation.

We have successfully tested the plugin in Vista and Win7 32/64 bits, but it is very hard for us to reach other versions of Windows. I'm particularly interested in reports of Win8 users.

Plugin should work seamlesly in IE/Firefox/Chrome, but reports from other browsers are welcome as well.

Both firefox, chrome and ie, 7 x64
Trezor Browser Plugin is succesfully installed

do not like no installation confirmation. ie pop up times out, must be restarted.
your first installation pop up seems to time out for everyone