People are finding out it's not as easy to create a brand new product as they would have you believe, that's what's happening. Even the people using others IP can't bring products to market (Look at Bicknellski's failed ventures) with all of the parts already laid out for them, much less create anything from scratch.
Surprise! It actually requires skill, commitment and dedication to create a new product and bring it to market.
1) create product [check]
2) bring to market [....uh....check?]
3) fulfill all pre-orders and sell from in-hand stock [i guess in two weeks...right now you are shipping preorders 2-4months later than initially 'promised'/suggested]
4) take preorders on next-gen product that is rediculously overpriced by today's standards, and promise to deliver it before the 110nm preorders are filled
Can you point to a vendor that's doing number 3 now? Are you seriously complaining that because demand is exceeding supply, it is somehow the vendors fault?
As for 4, I have no idea what you are talking about. BFL doesn't have any 110nm products and again, are you seriously complaining about the fact that people are paying money for a given product and the vendor charges what people will pay... but it's "overpriced" even though people are paying it? If it was overpriced, people wouldn't buy it - that is simple economics. If you think it's over priced, don't buy it. The majority of the market disagrees with you, so that makes you the one that is incorrect.
So basically points 3 and 4 are invalid and you have proven my point.