In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

Seems to me that you could do a production run in the USA and deliver directly to whomever is your distributor.
After all, the artwork is already done.  And, you own the copyright.  No international shipping, NO DUTY.

I wasn't aware of the coming SX28 Protoboard.  

Guenter's board can actually break apart into several different componet boards for separate purposes [I think it is 3 parts] or stay together as a system.

I think the world is big enough for both to exist side-by-side.  I suspect there are people like me with unused DIP chips that eventually need a board.

A complete kit?  It is nice, but a few capacitors, a few resistors, a voltage regulator, and an IC socket cost pennies.  The labor to bag them might cost a lot unless you comit to large quatities in an automated run.  Of course, if some component is hard to get [an odd connectors or such], then a kit is imperative.

I personally am quite happy with a bare board as I had oodles of components collecting dust.

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