Topic: [2014-09-07] Hands-On With Trezor (Read 1021 times)
ill buy one when they lower price
I'm not feeling the need for a hardware wallet - the wallet on my phone works just fine, it is PIN protected and I have a wallet backup just in case.
Ya, I still have to get out my Trezor and check it out but I'm currently pretty cozy w/ my other arrangements. Either that or I'll just keep it in the package and keep it as a family first edition heirloom that I may auction off years down the line. 
Hands-On With Trezor
The Trezor is one of the longest-awaited products in the world of Bitcoin, and for good reason. One of the biggest hurdles Bitcoin has is the difficulty of securing your balance. Digital security is a hard problem that most agree is best solved with an air gap. By reducing the digital security problem to a physical security problem we can use age-old techniques honed over centuries to protect our assets. Thus far, most attempts to do this have involved clunky, complex setups. Thanks to Trezor that’s likely about to change.
http://codinginmysleep.com/hands-on-with-trezor/
The Trezor is one of the longest-awaited products in the world of Bitcoin, and for good reason. One of the biggest hurdles Bitcoin has is the difficulty of securing your balance. Digital security is a hard problem that most agree is best solved with an air gap. By reducing the digital security problem to a physical security problem we can use age-old techniques honed over centuries to protect our assets. Thus far, most attempts to do this have involved clunky, complex setups. Thanks to Trezor that’s likely about to change.
http://codinginmysleep.com/hands-on-with-trezor/
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