Now that you are paying back Gigamining contracts, will you finally tell us what you are going to do with those contracts that have not been claimed?

What's the point in voting if the board members together own less than 50% of shares? Friedcat and his team control majority of shares and votes and can do whatever they want with the company.

Remember when people were arguing if the IPO is legit?

Nice to see some competition  Monopoly is baaad!

And 0.15BTC from http://www.asicminer-shop.de/     

I can sell you couple silver heat sinks Bought 9 miners, got 7 blue and 2 silver ones. Replased heat sinks with bigger ones.

And old ones too, if you don't jump through legal hoops.

I'd like to know that too. The only European reseller is adding 60% margin + shipping.

At least they should be available through more resellers. Monopoly isn't good.

James, when are you going to tell us what you are going to do with the contracts that are not claimed?

My suggestion is that you donate the accumulated bitcoins to charity.

Totally wrong threat for this, but I answer anyway. I think it's because they are based in Finland and keeping the business inside EU is just so much easier. No hustling with customs or VAT or "declared values of packages" or anything like that. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_market

I think there will be some basic cooling solution included, but because some people were asking about mounting holes for water cooling blocks, he is providing drawings for those purposes.

My address is not on the list, and I can't be called a big shareholder with 20 direct shares

Literally, owners of PT shares aren't shareholders, the issuers of PT's instead are.

It seems that many people here have forgot Bitfountain, which is major shareholder of ASICMINER. Friedcat doesn't need to think about future of ASICMINER that much, because he, and who ever owns Bitfountain with him, have gathered bucketloads of BTC in dividents from ASICMINER. What ever he plans do to next, he doesn't need to do it through ASICMINER company, he has enough capital in Bitfountain to do what ever he thinks is good for him and other owners of Bitfountain. As a major shareholder, Bitfountain can close ASICMINER down any time they want to and continue operations within Bitfountain.

Those pictures with heatsink fins are from prototype batch, Emerald, that has green board. The batch now on sale is Emereld, it has blue board and metal plate with bitcoin logo as heatsink.

It would be nice if discussion about TAT.ASICMINER would continue in its own thread, here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=192499.0

0.51W/5V=0.102A

It's not 0.5 Amps per miner, it's 0.51 Watts.  

Remember that you have escrow, John K, who has his real identity that he will reveal to you if he scams you. You can track him down and broke his knees if he tries to run with your miners