I would buy ten from you at $100 each. But it has to be via paypal and sent ASAP That is $1000 plus $XXX postage in total. I am a legit buyer, you can ask Beastlymac...i purchased 40 of his usb miners before 50% via paypal and 50% via btc. No problems my end.
Yes Klintay ordered from us via PayPal. 
Topic: technobit usb miner (Read 1575 times)
I would buy ten from you at $100 each. But it has to be via paypal and sent ASAP That is $1000 plus $XXX postage in total. I am a legit buyer, you can ask Beastlymac...i purchased 40 of his usb miners before 50% via paypal and 50% via btc. No problems my end.
$52 per GH...lol
Marto's company right? If so yes pretty good developer. Decent products usually the best prices in the community given the cost he gets the chips for normally.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3138394
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3138394
when the price drops down to $10 I'll buy one. Until then, all my extra money goes straight to btc through coinbase.
But are they better than any other USB Miner?
for price per GH yes they are.
But are they better than any other USB Miner?
we at bitcoinsniper.com have heard and seen just about every legit miner on the planet . To answer your question NO have not heard of them
They are a legitimate company. The design they are using is the now open source nanofury design. 
Seriously guys, can not find your way to the custom/group buy sections. Its only a click away from this section.
Technobit is legit and its all there.. http://technobit.eu/index.php
USB's are 48 euro
Technobit is legit and its all there.. http://technobit.eu/index.php
USB's are 48 euro
we at bitcoinsniper.com have heard and seen just about every legit miner on the planet . To answer your question NO have not heard of them
Has anyone heard of these? i have come across a few and am currently selling them for $120 each or make me an offer. i have 100 avil
* No external power supply is required as the board is USB2.0-powered. If you want to run multiple units via a powered external USB hub you’ll need to get that separately. Powered USB hub is not included in this GB.
* For the same reason the hashing rate will be limited to about 2.3GH/s. (This is because the device can draw no more than 500mA from a standard USB 2.0 port). At this point we estimate that we should be able to achieve roughly 2GH with those power constraints, even though the chips have demonstrated up to 3.2GH/s. It is also possible that due to those limitations we may have to run the chips at a slightly slower hashing speeds , which on the good side will be controlled via software (cgminer) and depending on your specific USB hub you might be able to squeeze out a few more hashes.
* Overclocking: the board does permit some overclocking. Be aware though that if this exceeds the limits of your USB port your computer may just turn off the port completely. Also, with increase of speed you will get more heat. The chip and board is designed to use the back side as a heatsink, but if that’s not enough you may have to add an additional heatsink.
* No external power supply is required as the board is USB2.0-powered. If you want to run multiple units via a powered external USB hub you’ll need to get that separately. Powered USB hub is not included in this GB.
* For the same reason the hashing rate will be limited to about 2.3GH/s. (This is because the device can draw no more than 500mA from a standard USB 2.0 port). At this point we estimate that we should be able to achieve roughly 2GH with those power constraints, even though the chips have demonstrated up to 3.2GH/s. It is also possible that due to those limitations we may have to run the chips at a slightly slower hashing speeds , which on the good side will be controlled via software (cgminer) and depending on your specific USB hub you might be able to squeeze out a few more hashes.
* Overclocking: the board does permit some overclocking. Be aware though that if this exceeds the limits of your USB port your computer may just turn off the port completely. Also, with increase of speed you will get more heat. The chip and board is designed to use the back side as a heatsink, but if that’s not enough you may have to add an additional heatsink.
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