How do we access those stats? (Do we even want to look? <gulp>)

i can confirm as well, a friends order that was COMPLETE SCAM.. tag em bag em..sellem to the butcher in the store

Hello everyone,

We have become aware of the concerns in the bitcoin community and see it best fit to address the concerns here. The skepticism as to the images used is justified as the ASIC chip is indeed an example of a future product-part. We thought it would be possible to attain the required funds for our first batch delivery based on the information provided to create a solid client base for subsequent batch productions. This is clearly not the case.

We think that it is in our best interest to deliver prototype miner(s) to highly trusted member(s) to establish trust and confidence in our ability to produce and deliver the products. As we are confident we can. This will however delay the 'mass' production, which was initially intended to start as soon as possible. Our supplier has already shown the capability of producing the required hardware. Thus, we feel confident in our combined ability to reach set goals. 

We will dedicate our time to update and provide additional information for the coming period. Tomorrow, we have an appointment with out supplier to discuss the cost and possibility of producing a smaller amount of ASIC modules for the purpose of providing prototypes.

We will keep you posted. Any suggestions regarding efforts from our side towards helping this project reach its potential are very welcome.

Regards,

ASX Project

I would cancel all mini rig orders if I were BFL. There is no way at 5watts/GHs that product will work unless you have 3 phase installed, or they get some wafers done with fabrication way smaller than 65nm. In either case it's back to the drawing board on that one. How much power can you pull from a typical US domestic power outlet?

they can make it illegal though

Sitarow do not understand how you can have a 1000w consumption over a source of 800w 

It looked fairly professional at first. But anyone that uses Alibaba will know: Never trust anything from "Shenzhen"

What is your phone number and how can I talk to someone?
Currently, there is no customer service via telephone with a goal of cutting costs. You can e-mail us via our contact page or contact us on Facebook and Twitter.  

Can I get a refund on my pre-order?
Certainly. Please feel free to contact us with and we will handle it. Do take into account that it can take several days before you have your funds back.  The amount refunded is the amount of bitcoins initially paid in the transaction.

What is the power consumption of the ASX (ASIC based) systems?
We are not currently releasing all specs for the systems, but power consumption will vary between 200-1000 watts depending on the amount of ASIC units added to the system.

What form of payment do your accept?
Bitcoin only. It is fast, easy and makes sense when we are selling bitcoin mining hardware.

Why do you use batch orders?
Firstly, to determine the interest in our project and to build a solid client base. Secondly, it enables us to stay on schedule and properly finance production.

probably, but still it seems possible that the chinese can remake or improve the ASIC modules produced by Avalon. There is no doubt that there are other companies able to join the market for bitcoin mining hardware besides Avalon and BFL (at least in the future). I hope this will be soon, because I missed out on the Avalon batches

About
We are an online based company that specializes in ASIC-based bitcoin mining hardware. Since September 2012 we have been considering building an ASIC based system with the sole purpose of mining bitcoins.

In December 2012, we visited different chip manufacturing companies in and around Shenzhen, China. We have reached agreement with them to produce an ASIC module which we would then test on-site. Only one of the produced modules was tested. At the end of the testing phase, we accomplished the module to mine at ~28 GHash/s. The module contains 10×10 ASIC chips and a heat sink of 0.5″. We experienced excellent cooling performance in our prototype system.

During and after the testing phase we designed the ASX ASIC-based mining system, which was developed to hold up to six modules, and enables hash rates ranging from 25 GH/s to 150 GH/s.

Since the successful testing phase, we have been further scheduling the production and financing of our project. Currently, all planning has been completed. Therefore, we need to finance the production of ASIC modules to build our ASIC-based bitcoin mining products by receiving pre-orders from our clients. We have made an agreement with our supplier that requires the sale of 100 systems, minimum. The moment that we reach this target, production will start. As soon as production starts we expect to be able to deliver our first client within two to three weeks. Hence, shipping dates depend on when our target is reached.

Read more about the development of our system at http://asxproject.com/?feed=rss2.

Betamax was a superior technology than VHS

its not form 1 guy, its 10,000 BOTS!

All I have to say is that I picked the wrong day to leave my Yubikey at home . . .  

talk me about it, I was late some 10 seconds, just can't organize my timing when gox lags. Sold hour earlier at 149, had all ready for great stuff and missed it. Same when it failed to 50, bought only half available then.

the time is between 3 and 8 s

do you use worker min difficulty 32 ?
mine is set to 64  on btcguild   at the utility tab I have 15.5 and the tab difa 4198161