and posted in this thread that I would be back tomorrow film a fact-based analysis of what equipment Butterfly Labs brought to CES and how they cannot demonstrate even one ASIC mining chip I knew when I walked in they wouldn't show off the devices and let someone inventory the 7 items or photograph them closely with the whatever megapixel camera I'm carrying around in this phablet.
BFL brought a box of fans + 3 cases + 2 Androids + 1 FPGA miner that my or may not work. This is fact. I come to film this, they call CES security. Maybe another reporter can go and photograph and film the equipment tomorrow during the last day of CES and ask them why they bothered to bring the box of fans.
Micon, you do realize that hundreds of people have taken high resolution photos with real cameras of our equipment this week. Up close and personal. You would have been welcome to as well if you were not stomping around, twitching and cussing at the booth people, fake pass and all. Also, you fail to note that I made absolutely no attempt to stop you from filming anything and you could, in fact, have filmed the equipment up close if you so chose. But you to try to be cute and "interview" me the same way you "interviewed" Dave, which I have no doubt would have resulted in you stomping around and cussing at people again.
If you really want photos, I suspect you can contact the Bitclocker folks for some. They came by and were very friendly and interesting to talk to. I even disassembled the minirig for them to snap pictures of the inside of the "box of fans." They took a number of up close pictures of both the singles and the minirig... I'm sure they can supply you with "megapixel" quality shots equivalent to your "totally awesome" Galaxy Note 2.
But you were right about one thing... I do regret that encounter. I still can't get the smell of your BO out of my nose, ugh.
