Bitmain is currently the only company making ASIC's I thought..
Not the only one. Just one of the few remaining that sell to consumers. 
Topic: with S7, bitmain vs spondoolies becomes interesting - page 2. (Read 2592 times)
Bitmain is currently the only company making ASIC's I thought..
I suspect Bitmain's real competiton will show up around December - Lktec powered by Innosilicon.
I'd be happy for Spondoolies to prove me wrong though.
I'd be happy for Spondoolies to prove me wrong though.
with the S7 announcement, bitmain might have nudged ahead. Now, what do u think guys, will there be a new product launch from spondoolies or an upgrade to the existing line.
They are coming out with Sponodo Gojan Heights https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/spondoolies-golan-heights-coming-this-month-1150920
Feel free to follow the link and asses it's accuracy for yourself. Just remember that this is the SPECULATION sub-forum, and claims here should be treated accordingly.
Even if it were accurate, a 7TH, 3.5KW miner isn't all that impressive now.
with the S7 announcement, bitmain might have nudged ahead. Now, what do u think guys, will there be a new product launch from spondoolies or an upgrade to the existing line.
They are coming out with Sponodo Gojan Heights https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/spondoolies-golan-heights-coming-this-month-1150920
Spondoolies is entirely irrelevant right now, and for the near-term future. Bitmain is really the only consumer game in town, unfortunately.
they said something interesting in they mail announcing the merger "We will continue to update you with more news in the next few days, stay tuned" let's see 
There's a "vs Spondoolies"? Granted, they're tight-lipped because merger with publicly traded company - so they might whip something out despite numerous previous statements about, and not exactly in favor of, (consumer) hardware sales.
with the S7 announcement, bitmain might have nudged ahead. Now, what do u think guys, will there be a new product launch from spondoolies or an upgrade to the existing line.
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