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A Grasshopper, mosquito netting, and Popsicle molds - looks like you're set for the summer!

Don't feel picked on - I backed on November 29, 2013 and I haven't gotten my address confirmation yet.

Logically, they should. Anytime the demand for something is greater than the supply, prices go up.

No way to tell. The equation is (number of GHs a person can build an hour)x(number of people building them)x(number of hours in a shift worked)x(number of shifts per day) = number of GHs assembled per day Since we don't know the value of ANYof those variables, all we can do is guess.

All well and good, but I'll be happier when my estimated shipping date changes from February 2014!

I live in a deeply red state. You can bet that when I get my Hopper, you will not see my smiling face toking away on Facebook or YouTube.

Has anyone ever tried any of these? I was wondering if adding some peppermint to the mix might help with odor issues.

I'm a backer & I asked. This is the reply: We are hoping to get the first ones out before the end of the month. Beyond that we have to see how fast assembly moves to know how soon we will get through all of them.

Who says we're sane!?!

Well, I'm a backer and I'll post a review when I get mine. Trevor, if you're reading this and want to expedite my delivery... ;)

Exactly - I got on board after you, and my order number is lower.

These numbers seem random - I ordered on November 29, 2013 and my number is 12880.

Seems to me that wearing a logo t-shirt kinda goes against the whole "stealth" idea.

I'm a backer (November 2013). My email said nothing about a free battery.

Well, I've been wondering what we'd do once we're not checking on the latest speculation twice daily - we can compare serial numbers. Guess Buzz got 2 and 3 - I'm sure they saved #1 for the official museum.

Probably why they haven't shipped yet - they spend all their time answering emails!

Okay, I actually did laugh out loud at this!

Hey, I used to be able to read Hollerith Code by eye! No one out-geezers me, dagnabbit!

P A fellow geezer! Mine was a Commodore 64! 8 bits of pure computing power! When I started using computers professionally we had 64K (kilobytes, kids, look it up) of core memory to play with!

I saw a report that said Apple has two sources for the Haptic units that cause the watch to vibrate and that one of them has been producing faulty units, forcing Apple to rely on only one of them. There's also some worry that defective units may have already been used - again, according to the...