That information was available since last year.
Quite possible! I can't keep up with the tangled mess of threads this forum has become
Case in point, I cannot find Avalon's statement on the hashrate
per chip. If you can post a link to that I'll add them.
I found a bunch of random third-party sites tossing around the figure of 282 (MH/s)/chip. If somebody can post a link to someplace where Avalon or one of their employees verifies this, I can finish adding them. Either hashrate per chip or hashrate for a specific product along with the number of chips in the product (which is the other number that's way too hard to find
)
At 282 (MH/s)/chip they would be η=2,909 slightly better than bifury but still behind BFL.