a 100GH machine is about $50.
Maybe you could price it something like that?
Consider that this guy will put up 2/3 the hashrate of an S1 with 1/6 the power cost. Also consider 100GH worth of chips aren't free, especially since anything ASIC now costs 2-4 times what it did a few months ago. I was hoping for a bulk price around $50 on these but now it'll come in more like $100. That's bulk price, not single complete kit price.
Yes, most miners are currently way the heck overpriced. If 2Pacs sell on eBay for $150, this thing would ask $250-300 and that's, to put it frankly, criminal.
If you don't like the price, don't buy it. Maybe wait until later in the year when I hope to have newer better things available.
Sorry, didn't mean to imply that should be the price point - more so the principle of pegging the price to what the stock speed is - whether it's $0.50, $1, $2 or $100 per ghash. Efficiency certainly counts.