Another thing to consider.
For myself, as someone who has ordered a "First Contact" X1000 system and someone who already owns several Amiga computers made by Commodore as well as several MorphOS compatible computers that are fast enough to run it very well, I am about done with purchasing any kind of hardware for my Amiga hobby and general computing needs.
With the many hardware choices we as a small community now have, I wonder how long it will take for many other Amiga users like myself to reach the same point that I am at, and there may be a drop off of new (and used) computer purchases by the people of this community.
I mean, once most of us that are interested in new Amiga and/or Amiga-Like computers buy one or two, aren't we going to stop buying hardware for a few years?
Unless new hardware comes out that is so much better than what we already have bought, why would we continue to buy more of the same with only a small increase in clock speed? We are not typical PC buyers who will be willing to spend $1,000 to $3,500 every 2 or 3 years, (are we?).
I know that after I get my X1000 for running OS4, coupled with my dual 1.42GHz G4 PowerMac & 1.67GHz G4 PowerBook for running MorphOS, I will only be interested in better software for a long time.
Maybe I am wrong and there will be a sustainable market for new Amiga, AmigaOne systems for many years to come. Prove me wrong.
Edit: Thanks for the quick clarification BigBen. I for one do appreciate the possibility, even though I know it is an outside chance that anything will come from it. I give you and CUSA credit for at least trying.