I'm all ears. What are your precise objections?

AMC is ABSOLUTELY not worth the .0025 / share that it is going for right now. All of the increase since its original .008 price is based on this news that they have hardware coming out in the future that is on par with what others are offering.

Furthermore and MOST IMPORTANTLY, the company that is listed, AMC, will only receive a VERY SMALL percentage of profits from the sale of this hardware because it is some other company, VMC, that will actually be selling it. Basically what happened is that this one man, "Kenneth Slaughter", owns both AMC and VMC. KSlaughter used funds raised from his selling of AMC shares to fund development of hardware that VMC will sell. As a shareholder of AMC, you will only see 10% of the profits made from VMC even though you have wholly funded VMC's R&D.

Imagine in an alternate universe where ASICminer was instead two companies, say ASIC-1 and ASIC-2, where both are owned by friedcat. ASIC-1 mines for bitcoins while ASIC-2 produces hardware. However, friedcat only puts ASIC-1 on the market. When friedcat has his IPO, he will use the raised funds to produce hardware using ASIC-2. The shareholders will only see value of 10% of hardware sales and then the mining revenue, even though they are funding the entire operation. This alternate universe is essentially what you have with Kenneth Slaughter and AMC/VMC.

Other points of concern include that the dividends per share will be worth less than half of the % they currently receive by April of 2014 because in the written in the contract is the clause that allows KSlaughter to increase the amount of shares receiving dividends from the current 40,000,000 to the full 100,000,000 at that time.

Additionally, the contract allows KSlaughter to continuously undersell the current market price all the way down to .008 BTC/Share

This is not to say that AMC does not have value, but please be aware that any hardware "breakthroughs" should not have a 200% effect on share price.

Edit: Personally, I would buy in if prices fell to somewhere around .012 BTC/Share

We are the early adopters, of Bitcoin and of AMC.

Does it mean that once we get 0.0005 in dividends, the company can just stop paying dividends at all? Does not make sense if you buy at 0.0025.

website down?

not suprised at all.every company will test their machines.maybe one week,maybe few month,who know

You have answered YES to the OP's question here when in fact I think you should have answered NO.  The OP is asking if all they have to pay, in total, is $133.5 for each 16-chip board. Whilst you are correct in saying that $133.50 is the cost of parts except the ASIC's, and your intended answer is fair, this is still rather confusing to the OP.  The answer is that it will cost 1.376 BTC for 16 chips PLUS AN ADDITIONAL $133.50 for the assembly.

my 2¢ - I've had good experience w US based Advanced Circuits (4pcb.com).  I've only done small boards though.

Planning on pitching in for a few dozen chips, once I have the funds.