Do Bitcoin Hardware Wallets Exist Yet?

[Capitalism Prevails]

Can they be used for alt currencies as well?

[a1phanumrc]

What's a "hardware wallet"?

Do you mean paper wallet?

[aceking]

he means wallets like trezor http://bitcointrezor.com/

[shareoops]

interesting!

[sirano]

I think they are called  smartphones

[mprep]

I think they are called  smartphones

Though they aren't dedicated for it.

[dillpicklechips]

he means wallets like trezor http://bitcointrezor.com/

Pre-orders are up now. http://www.bitcointrezor.com/eshop/

[mprep]

he means wallets like trezor http://bitcointrezor.com/

Pre-orders are up now. http://www.bitcointrezor.com/eshop/

Seems like an interesting idea.

[richt004]

How would i benefit from this ?

T

[escrow.ms]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=232898.0;topicseen

Cheap physical wallet.

[Capitalism Prevails]

How would i benefit from this ?

T

More peace of mind that your BTC will be safe with added convenience of setting how many BTC you want to withdraw by use of the Trezor device buttons.

[richt004]

Ok Cool, Sounds good, Always better to have plenty of protection for my coins I guess

[mprep]

Ok Cool, Sounds good, Always better to have plenty of protection for my coins I guess

Yup especially if you have much of them

[TorGuard]

I heard that BFL is working on one called "BitSafe":

http://imgur.com/EC7EBO4

[richt004]

I heard that BFL is working on one called "BitSafe":

http://imgur.com/EC7EBO4

I guess that would work in much the same way ?

[TorGuard]

I assume so... I would be interested in hearing the advantages/disadvantages of using a device like that compared to just using a raspberry pi. (much cheaper)

[mprep]

I assume so... I would be interested in hearing the advantages/disadvantages of using a device like that compared to just using a raspberry pi. (much cheaper)

I heard of the raspberry. It costs only 20 buck or so.

[Capitalism Prevails]

I assume so... I would be interested in hearing the advantages/disadvantages of using a device like that compared to just using a raspberry pi. (much cheaper)

I heard of the raspberry. It costs only 20 buck or so.

But does it support alt currencies?  I emailed Trezor to ask them if their device supports alt currencies and they said yes.

[mprep]

I assume so... I would be interested in hearing the advantages/disadvantages of using a device like that compared to just using a raspberry pi. (much cheaper)

I heard of the raspberry. It costs only 20 buck or so.

But does it support alt currencies?  I emailed Trezor to ask them if their device supports alt currencies and they said yes.

Simply install linux and then a wallet for it. It's like a micro computer.

[a1phanumrc]

I assume so... I would be interested in hearing the advantages/disadvantages of using a device like that compared to just using a raspberry pi. (much cheaper)

I heard of the raspberry. It costs only 20 buck or so.

But does it support alt currencies?  I emailed Trezor to ask them if their device supports alt currencies and they said yes.

Simply install linux and then a wallet for it. It's like a micro computer.

Linux netbook in a safe deposit box. Hasn't this method been around since the beginning?

Keep a deposit address handy and you're good to go without visiting the bank every time you need to add funds.

KISS