I love a witchhunt as much as the next guy, but blackarrow already responded to this issue, and removed the images...
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Personally, I bought one of their units, just to see how it plays out. After chastising them for emailing me my account password in plaintext, of course ... (they fixed that immediately after I brought it up, so props there).
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Picture of the X1 is an artist's impression. The original file was another Photoshop and not an actual still image. We have asked a graphic designer to help us with the images as we need to let our customers have an idea how the product will look like. This is how we intend the product to look like. As we are in production stage all we have now are artist's impression and soon rendered images with the proposal that was accepted and we go further with. However, also the rendered images will still be artist's impressions until we will have the machines in hand, out from the factory. Then and only then, we will be able to take still photos. We are afraid the process of creating a product follows this path.
Personally, I bought one of their units, just to see how it plays out. After chastising them for emailing me my account password in plaintext, of course ... (they fixed that immediately after I brought it up, so props there).
Real engineers or even good managers must know already that design doesn't matter in bitcoin mining so asking someone to make some pretty renders of possible boxes tells me that you are focusing on the wrong stuff. Designers know shit about cooling and airflow and other stuff. They should be sourcing parts and workforce and other stuff not make useless renders and also saying that you can't have a still photo of a case that is supposed to be already present long before chips arrive makes me wonder how can they manage a proper assembly chain. Their chips might be legitimate, but everything else is way wrong.
