I hardly believe that they have a own SMT- Line as long they don't provide any prove. The pictures shown us in interviews are not their SMT-Line, they outsource to other companies. I wrote the following already some time ago in a short review about BitSyncom:
The company assets are clearly unknown, due to the fact that nowbody ever visited any production facility of BitSyncom, we can assume that they don't have any own machines. The pictures shown in interviews of the representative of BitSyncom are clearly the same facility were the Icarus boards were already manufactured, and this facility does not belong to BitSyncom.
The blog post of XianFu shows the same facility in April 2012 when he visited this company the first time:
http://www.openmobilefree.net/?p=1361(compare the photos of the facility in the post from 2012 with them included in any interview that shows "their SMT line")
The other fact is that they use customer machines for mining, some people reported that their machines arrived full of dust, like they were used for long time. However they even approved that they use the machines for mining some time ago.
On the convention was stated:
1. They are dealing with potential security issues in china. e.g. ngzhang doesn't drive his own car anymore, doesn't use his old cellphone, doesn't live where he used to...
-> Not so surprising, he is now a rich man and made a lot of chinese people unhappy by not keeping their shipping dates and setting up bullshit terms. Besides this, it's unclear how their organized their operation inside of china, maybe they acted without a company, don't paid tax or whatever. It's also clear that the chinese government is NOT against Bitcoin and this has nothing to do with Bitcoin by its nature. The TV Station CCTV broadcasted some days ago a 30 minute long documentary about Bitcoin, this documentary was a positive for Bitcoins.
2. They have physically secured the transportation route between them and the shipper in hopes of preventing damaged avalons (said 6-7 Avalons had broken corners or damage).
Good news, however they should inform customers how to deal with support cases. They don't provide a customer support phone number, don't answer support tickets, don't react on e-mails, so what should customers do when they face any problems? Why don't employ some Chinese students to handle support, this will just cost 650$ or less a month!
Disclaimer:
I have orders at BitSyncom and BFL