Quote from: Spondoolies-Tech on April 19, 2014, 11:00:11 PM

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Quote from: Spondoolies-Tech on April 19, 2014, 11:28:48 AM

Already posted in our thread, posting it here again:

We're happy to announce that we've secured a deal with a high quality data center in Central WA for ultra cheap long term hosting. US bundles customers (50 units or more, SP10 or SP30) are invited to contact us at sales@spondoolies-tech.com for details

Someone needs to organize a group deal for this so the smaller miners can take advantage of this ultra cheap hosting also. I'd love to get in on this.

Spondoolies really needs to make a smaller/cheaper miner. If their next gen chip is 187gh/s why not make a miner with one or two chips?

We have limited resources. If someone wants to do it, we'll gladly sales ASICs cheaply.

Edit: Also, the price per GH/s will be higher for smaller solution. We do recognize that S1 like dirty cheap solution is effective. Problematic with bigger ASICs

Good call Spond, stick to your core product: a rack-mountable professional mining server.

Let a third party buy your ASICs and make small miners for the home-hobby market. I personally believe Spond should stay focused on a single core product line. Don't get distracted by trying to be all things to all men... you risk doing a larger range of products badly, rather than a single product really well. (I know you're already doing this, I'm just trying to explain the rationale to others.)