Its in reference to hosted mining.

Correct, once the site is up, we will start offering them in stages.

There will be a limit, we do not have a figure yet.

First come first serve, that is correct. But the time period between the 1st miner and last miner being added to the hosts and pools will be minuscule, probably 1-2 days between their times from production to hosted.

When will the website be up approximatively ?

I wonder which will be more overall cost effective. If this Scrypt ASIC miners or the traditional GPU's.

We will have to wait and see. There are so many factors that impact this its insane.

Price, difficulty, power cost in your area, heating, cooling, learning curve, availability, etc

If they were close enough.....

Thanks, I try to answer as fast as possible so I dont get behind.

The only fees will be calculated out to cover electric and a small amount for the host (we wont be the only ones holding the hosted units as discussed before) I would like to keep it at 1% or less if possible. The actual power draw is so small compared to the speed that it should hopefully have no impact for a long time.

when I used to work in the oil and gas, there was something called Work Life balance.

salaried workers like me love it.

As much as I know that I will check out these asics when they appear, I have to agree with zizef.  It takes everything away that's great about cryptos when big companies get control of it, and squeeze every single drop of profit out for themselves, except for just enough of a carrot's worth to keep the poor late adopters buying in.

Just look at the Bitcoin GH's for sale right now, it's hard to say if one of them will even pay for itself over the course of a whole YEAR, or even the course of owning it at all. Bitcoin serves only it's corporate masters now, the only real way for average joe to make anything on them is if they have the money and the smarts to buy in and play the market swings, or buy and hold and hope that it really goes to the moon.