I don't expect something even in 2024. Until then it's vaporware.
It's far from vaporware if they already have new chips ready for testing and they officially said new devices should be released in the time I said.
They recently published information with chip photographs and they started doing internal testing for all people working in Trezor.
It's not like they are inventing wheel all over again, they are just open sourcing the chips from experienced chip manufacturer.
Looking at the steep price jump from Trezor Model One to Model T, I'm not particularly confident that a new Trezor device with secure element will be moderately priced. But we might see maybe some basic SE Model and something as fancy as the Model T, now with SE and maybe camera, too? There is competition in the HW market and that's good.
New-gen Trezor device wont be cheap, that's for sure, but I would be ok with price around $200 to $300.
Industrial SD cards are quite reliable. These cards use pSLC technology rather than the cheap QLC found in conventional cards. Such cards are significantly more expensive, but this can be quite commensurate with your bitcoin investment. In addition, you should not forget about backups by placing them on cards from different manufacturers.
Yeah they are, until they stop working like all new flash storage devices.
Most new stuff made today is trash and it stops working right after warranty expires, happened to me and people I know many times.
One guy purchased brand new luxury Audi in 2021 (with Bitcoin), year after alternator died, and ever since he is going in service each months for electronic issues.
They are making most new electronic stuff shiny from the outside with intentional time-ticking error-bomb.
