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[noob2001]

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[Lauda]

Nothing here on my side, although I might be missing out.
No, just modify a smart watch, add encryption and btc wallet.

[cryptomatt]

http://www.bitcointrezor.com/


This is not specifically for btc but it can be developed for it.  http://www.getnymi.com

[MoneyGod]

good ideas, just wish there was something better......

Hope in near future some Chines companies try this watch 

[MoneyGod]

good ideas, just wish there was something better......

Hope in near future some Chines companies try this watch 

perhaps i'll email casio and various watch manufacturers and plant some seeds in their heads.

Chines have big heads and surely they accept all these seeds and now start work on your project

[keithers]

good ideas, just wish there was something better......

Hope in near future some Chines companies try this watch 

perhaps i'll email casio and various watch manufacturers and plant some seeds in their heads.

A g-shock btc wallet/watch. I could see that in the future

[FlappySocks]

I truely believe this will be the "killer app" for bitcoin.

I agree, and i'm disappointed we have not got them yet.  The Trezor lacks NFC and a keypad.

I want a credit card sized hardware wallet.  Cheap. NFC, so that I can stage the payment on my phone, and then get the hardware wallet to sign the transaction by holding it to the back of my phone, and enter pin.

[pawel7777]

There's also this thing (or will be soon?):
http://www.butterflylabs.com/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/

Although not entirely convinced are the hardware wallets really the safest way of storing bitcoins. They may be resistant to hackers/trojans etc, but you entirely rely on physical device which can be lost/stolen/destroyed (unless I'm missing something here).

[FlappySocks]

Yeah your missing something. You use a seed to generate the key, and keep that locked away.

A hardware wallet will never give up its key. In theory safer than using paper wallets, as there is less chance of you making a mistake.

[Coinster]

There's also this thing (or will be soon?):
http://www.butterflylabs.com/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/

Wow, I hadn't seen that. Looks really nice. Waterproof and with multi-signature support too? Very nice.

[FlappySocks]

The butterfly labs thing is going to be too expensive, and duplicates a lot of functionality you already carry around in your pocket. I can see it making a good POS device for traders, but for ordinary folk, we want small and cheap.

[leopard2]

There's also this thing (or will be soon?):
http://www.butterflylabs.com/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/

Wow, I hadn't seen that. Looks really nice. Waterproof and with multi-signature support too? Very nice.

Pre-order one today then, you will receive it when Gox processes withdrawals, guaranteed. 

[Coinster]

There's also this thing (or will be soon?):
http://www.butterflylabs.com/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/

Wow, I hadn't seen that. Looks really nice. Waterproof and with multi-signature support too? Very nice.

Pre-order one today then, you will receive it when Gox processes withdrawals, guaranteed. 

To be fair we've been waiting for Bitcoin Trezor for a while too. Producing hardware products has extra considerations than strictly software ones

[RGBKey]

There's also this thing (or will be soon?):
http://www.butterflylabs.com/bitcoin-hardware-wallet/

Although not entirely convinced are the hardware wallets really the safest way of storing bitcoins. They may be resistant to hackers/trojans etc, but you entirely rely on physical device which can be lost/stolen/destroyed (unless I'm missing something here).

I wouldn't buy this unless you plan on waiting two weeks^tm for it.

[MakeBelieve]

Hardware wallets would be a big target for virus relating to Bitcoin so I would rather just have a paper wallet where no virus will affect me.

[FlappySocks]

Hardware wallets would be a big target for virus relating to Bitcoin so I would rather just have a paper wallet where no virus will affect me.

Hardware wallets don't have an OS (or shouldn't have), and only communicate using a verifiable protocol. Just how would they get a virus?

[Warren]

There is also the http://www.pi-wallet.com/ which seems pretty good and is available to buy now, but they probably have to improve the design of it a bit if they want to sell it to the general public!  

[FlappySocks]

It's not really a hardware wallet, in the sense that it can sign transactions for you, and not give up it's key.

[vpitcher07]

I heard about the BFL wallet. I wouldn't consider dropping a penny until they are in stock though. Never preorder from them - although this is something that time isn't really of the greatest importance in receiving.

[btchip]

Also shameless self advertising http://www.hardwarewallet.com - available soon, after some lengthy redesigning process, target price around 10€