Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com

[gica_contra]

I love that everyone is asking to meet their grandma, but the fact is there are no specs except dimensions and weight. It could do 3.14MH/s and need a small nuclear reactor to power it 

[chipd]

Apparently the guy has got some money, he bought a million dollar house in 2011. http://arkiv.mitti.se:4711/2011/40/sollentuna/MIST-20111004-A-039-A.pdf

That is not that uncommon as you only need 15% cash, the rest bank will lend you.
But that still doesn't prove that the OP is who he says he is since all information is publicly available... anyone with half a brain can dig that up (which is not too common in the scammer world fortunately).

[Gomeler]

Is your plan to take pre-orders to develop your hardware or do you have external financing to cover the development process? I only ask as if you are in the second situation then you can accept a trivial($5 USD) non-refundable 'pre-order' to reserve a unit. When the device is completed and functioning as expected you can then open up sales to your 'pre-order' customers and sell the remaining units in a first come first served process.

Also, consider a smaller device. This surge in prices effectively leaves BFL as the only company shipping a sub-$1000 product, of which I imagine there are thousands of customers looking for an alternative in that price range.

[ionux]

I'm interested and registered for a pre-order.  Will be watching with great expectation for a new product!

[baad]

I also registered for pre-order, but no exact specs on the site.

[chipd]

what a easy way to harvest valid email addresses for spamming.

[ionux]

I don't see a lot of spammers posting their names & addresses for us to check them out.

[baad]

what a easy way to harvest valid email addresses for spamming.

It is easy to block for me. If they spam me, it is only one click.

[Tehfiend]

They are in the early stages of development now and will be ready in the summer of 2013 (yes in just a few months)

I am sure you can understand why most people will have a hard time believing this statement. Here are some questions that should be answered before you are taken seriously:

1) Will you have a trusted third party verify your claims before you accept any money?
2) Will you accept payment methods with buyer protection such as Paypal and credit cards?
3) Will you offer escrow service?
4) Do you already have funding or will you be using the "deposits" to complete manufacturing?

I hope you have some good answers to these questions to quiet the scammer alert beeping in my head...

[ButchHashidy]

I love that everyone is asking to meet their grandma, but the fact is there are no specs except dimensions and weight. It could do 3.14MH/s and need a small nuclear reactor to power it 

BITCOIN Fever!!!!!!11one

[peasant]

Not interested unless a product exists. Goodluck.

[monstrs]

Very interested.

I am located in Europe, Sweden is very close to me.
I am ready to fly to sweden as soon as there is unit to look at.
Would realy like to pay in cash in any curencie they accept, if i can get the ASIC unit personaly from them.

[a1phanumrc]

Interested and placed an order today.

The OP seems legit... but I hope he understands some will not send actual funds until there is proof of a product.

BFL already left a sour taste in my mouth.

[A Meteorite]

Interested and placed an order today.

The OP seems legit... but I hope he understands some will not send actual funds until there is proof of a product.

BFL already left a sour taste in my mouth.

Same. I will gladly pay the price if the specifications are reasonable and there is absolute proof they have a product. For me this would mean pictures, video, and most importantly a trusted forum member looking at the units.

But this looks like the most promising ASIC offering besides Avalon (whatever happened to helveticoin or are these two ventures related?).

[Jaw3bmasters]

Same. I will gladly pay the price if the specifications are reasonable and there is absolute proof they have a product. For me this would mean pictures, video, and most importantly a trusted forum member looking at the units.

But this looks like the most promising ASIC offering besides Avalon (whatever happened to helveticoin or are these two ventures related?).

Watch this thread for updates.

[northcape]

(whatever happened to helveticoin or are these two ventures related?).

I’m wondering the same thing. I kind of wish they are, we will find out soon.

[kano]

http://kncminer.com/ is just loading the default godaddy portal for me...

the address is www.kncminer.com but thanks for this i will create the default DNS redirect

Usual comment from me ...
Send me one and I'll write cgminer support for it and then have proof that the device you sent me works and mines ...
If you want to get ahead of the current ASIC devices, design it for direct USB support, use a better chip than the FTDI and allow for multiple I/O paths - e.g. one to query the device and send work to a queue and a separate one to wait on replies.
Polling sux, I/O queues are good.

[MPOE-PR]

1.   Yes we have just sprang up, everyone has to start somewhere,

Yes. Specifically, everyone has to start here. You are not. This puts you in breach. Cure it.

[muyuu]

I'd like to know about hashing power and consumption before placing an order.

Still looking forward to see the product and hoping you guys are legit.

[Bendex]

Locally sourced hardware? I didn't realise there were any semiconductor companies in Sweden. Are you guys sure you understand what's involved with creating an ASIC chip?