Don't believe everything you read 
Bitcoin ASICs are marketing vaporware.
I doubt they will exist at all in a way that threatens the latest FPGAs,
at least not for the next 9 months or so.
Ohhh. Close but not quite. Bitcoin ASICs are marketing vaporware.I doubt they will exist at all in a way that threatens the latest FPGAs,
at least not for the next 9 months or so.
Remember that the chips currently on the market have no more MH/s to an FPGA.