My new TREZOR

[Sithara007]

Is it possible to buy Trezors now?

[bryant.coleman]

Is it possible to buy Trezors now?

Right now, the pre-orders are closed. So you'll have to wait. Or there is a risky option to buy it from the third party vendors. I'll strongly advice against any such move.

[stick]

Is it possible to buy Trezors now?

Right now, the pre-orders are closed. So you'll have to wait. Or there is a risky option to buy it from the third party vendors. I'll strongly advice against any such move.

There are no third party vendors (as of now). If you have found any then you had found a scam.

[Mike Hearn]

I don't have any financial relationship or otherwise with SatoshiLabs, other than the pre-order I made, which is now delivered. It's just a project I think is important.

One thing I hope to see in future is SL reselling TREZORs through exchanges, that are pre-configured with certificates that can take part in BIP70 as well for a kind of "reverse" payment protocol. Because that means, you can move money directly from the exchange into your TREZOR with no MITM being possible even in the inbound direction. Plus exchanges can provide a value-add service, and SL gets advertising. It seems like it could be a win-win-win situation.

[Toxonaut]

This is very cool and all, but how could this be extended to be used without a PC, e.g. paying a bill in a restaurant?

[stick]

This is very cool and all, but how could this be extended to be used without a PC, e.g. paying a bill in a restaurant?

By creating a POS that can communicate with TREZOR. (This does not necessarily have to be special hardware, most of cash registers are computers anyway, so software and USB cable will do).

[LiteCoinGuy]

cool, finally we see it happen. looks nice too!

[RawDog]

No need to ask bitcoin core devs...

The core devs are a little full of themselves - aren't they?  I think they need to step back from their importance stool.  Arrogance is bad for bitcoin.

[ghur]

Can these devices be flashed with new firmware?
Say, to support Litecoin or another coin instead?

[BitcoinBaBa]

It looks amazing!
Would love to get hold of one.

[chriswilmer]

Yes, Trezor supports bip32 "as they spec'd", it passes all test vectors and it has been tested also with other bip32-compatible software (Bits of proof server) that it generates same bip32 trees. No need to ask bitcoin core devs...

Shouldn't this also be a way to check for backdoors and/or whether the device has been tampered with? Wouldn't any change to the core part of the firmware result in getting different answers with the test vectors?

[Velkro]

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It looks amazing!
Would love to get hold of one.

Agree, would love to get one if price is right, i mean up to 25$

[culexevilman]

nice to see one in the real world.

[melvster]

I received a beta TREZOR from SatoshiLabs. I'll be ensuring that the HD wallets support in bitcoinj is compatible with it, as a first step to allowing any bitcoinj based wallet app to use the device.

The device works perfectly and was very easy to set up. It is extremely light and comes with a way to attach it to a keyring, though I think for now I'll keep it at home. As part of setting up the device, it generates a new random seed and you write down the 12 words into a booklet which comes with the device: that's your paper wallet. To make a payment you use the web app, and it asks you to confirm first the destination and then the amount+fee (so you press twice). The instructions are clear and simple at all times, and the performance is excellent - there are no long waits or other interruptions.

The web software still has a couple of minor bugs, but nothing that interferes with usage.

Version 1 of the system does  not yet support BIP 70, so when you see a confirmation, it's for the raw Bitcoin address. Future releases are planned to support BIP 70 so you will see a more useful and harder to tamper with confirmation message that includes the name of who you are paying.

I was one of the first supporters of the TREZOR project and I'm happy to report that together stick, slush, Alina and the others at SatoshiLabs have actually exceeded my expectations I'm very much looking forward to the device shipping.

Awesome work, guys!

Dont forget this is the same folks that brought us pooled mining, stratum and coinmap. 

Love this innovation, glad I supported the project, looking forward to getting mine!

[slush]

Can these devices be flashed with new firmware?
Say, to support Litecoin or another coin instead?

Yes, it is flashable. But Litecoin support is there already. Just ask your favourite Litecoin dev to add Trezor support to their client :-).

[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

don't worry guys slush is working very hard to beat BFL's BitSafe

[ghur]

Can these devices be flashed with new firmware?
Say, to support Litecoin or another coin instead?

Yes, it is flashable. But Litecoin support is there already. Just ask your favourite Litecoin dev to add Trezor support to their client :-).

Excellent. Guess now to wait for it to hit the market.

[culexevilman]

don't worry guys slush is working very hard to beat BFL's BitSafe

hey buddy you still owe me btc...

[HeliKopterBen]

I was wondering if this project was still in the works.  End user security is, IMO, the biggest problem that needs to be tackled right now.  This is a necessary step if bitcoin is to go mainstream.

[hephaist0s]

This is great news! And it looks fantastic, I look forward to seeing/reading more.