Quote from: OmegaStarScream on Today at 09:41:38 AM

more supported cryptocurrencies,

Even though it supports Monero and a few other cryptocurrencies that were missing on the Model One, for some reason it doesn't support some of them that were available on the older model ^{[a bit weird]}: Dropped list

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on Today at 03:56:59 PM

And now they implement it and call it ground breaking, as if everyone else hasn't been doing it for years already. Roll Eyes

I haven't looked at other manufacturers to see their setup ^{[e.g. NDAs etc...]} for this particular thing, but perhaps it's not as bad as it looks:

Quote from: https://trezor.io/learn/a/secure-element-in-trezor-safe-3
We've also managed to source the OPTIGATM Trust M (V3) chips from a producer that does not restrict us from freely publishing potential vulnerabilities, so we can stay true to our open source philosophy.

Quote from: Eternad on Today at 04:21:03 PM

I just hope that they improve the screen durability. My last trezor suffer a small dot burnt on the screen until it got covered the whole screen to make it not visible already.

Considering that they're still using an OLED display ^{["a new one"]} on the Safe 3, the LCD panel on your Model T is probably more durable than that ^{[unfortunately]}!

^{BTW, "this subreddit thread" might come in handy to those who are interested in reading more about their SE.}