The only things I see are 10x faster NFC, and "reversible", whatever that means.
Does reversible mean you can plug it in without looking, because there is no upside-down?
It is far from clear what the NFC feature actually does. Does it mean it doesn't need to be plugged into the USB port to work? Uses passive components, or draws enough power from NFC to operate?
I know that v1 (or, anyway, Somu) supported only ECDSA keys, not ED25519, and only one key per physical device. Is that changed?
The only things I see are 10x faster NFC, and "reversible", whatever that means.
Does reversible mean you can plug it in without looking, because there is no upside-down?
It is far from clear what the NFC feature actually does. Does it mean it doesn't need to be plugged into the USB port to work? Uses passive components, or draws enough power from NFC to operate?
I know that v1 (or, anyway, Somu) supported only ECDSA keys, not ED25519, and only one key per physical device. Is that changed?