For those of you wondering about the Stakebox mentioned, I got hold of the guy who designed it about a couple questions regarding upgrades and memory capabilities.
I've installed team viewer and I am controlling it through my desktop computer as if I was working directly on it.
It's a very good, complete and cheap solution. Ainol is well know by the desing of it's mini pc which keeps the temperature of the processor pretty cool
http://www.ainol-novo.com/ainol-mini-pc-black.html
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The StakeBox is based off of the Raspberry Pi 2, it has 1GB of RAM. I am looking at other, more capable, devices for an upgraded version of the StakeBox. As far as updating wallets, I just finished setting up simple, one click updating of wallets through the web interface. I need to get that info up on the website today. If you have any other questions feel free to ask, thanks.
I have this one and works great. You don't need anything more, it's complete as it is. I'm running 4 crypto wallets, one of them as a node and a complete web server. Normally it's consuming between 1.8 and 3 watts.I've installed team viewer and I am controlling it through my desktop computer as if I was working directly on it.
It's a very good, complete and cheap solution. Ainol is well know by the desing of it's mini pc which keeps the temperature of the processor pretty cool
http://www.ainol-novo.com/ainol-mini-pc-black.html
Looks nice and can be used as powerbank
It´s Win 8.1 , the stakebox is Linux and special web interface with easy one click updating wallets etc.
Cres: Yeah, PayCon Android wallet would be nice.
I've been looking around for a few people that could do it or help with it. I like Coinami and that would be the ideal solution, to have a lightweight client but could have it done for 2 BTC but it would hold the entire chain, that is not really perferrable though since space requirements of mobile devices aren't great for holding full chains.
