Skip the HobbyCNC.
There are two very good alternatives to this board which use the same driver chips:
http://www.ohmikron.com/
and
http://www.cncresource.com/store/
These guys looked at the "state of the art" which used to be the HobbyCNC board (the 7062 chips are pretty new) and improved upon it in terms of form and function.
Also, read the posts concerning poor customer support and childish behavior by a certain vendor over at the Yahoo groups "CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO", "DIY-CNC" and then decide.
Note that until you buy a HobbyCNC board, you will simply not be granted access to the support group to look at the history of problems in order to make an informed decision about a purchase. You would be surprised how many people have to buy replacement SLA7062 chips from Dave at $15 each (lowered to $12 this week when I posted where they could be purchased for $8). Quite frankly, I believe more profit is (was)earned by the sale of replacement chips than by sales of complete boards.
The measure of a company is not how they provide service to those with no problems, but rather how they handle customers who do have difficulty, and here, HobbyCNC simply comes up short. Really short considering price gouging on spares.
Seriously, go with Ohmicron, CNCResource, Xylotex, Rutex or Gecko and spare yourself the headaches.
I have known Ballendo of CNCResource as an on-line "buddy" for a couple years now and he is a consummate professional who eagerly and freely helps out other hobbyists with advice, information and his time.
Phil from Ohmicron has built a website full of free information which will help you build a functional CNC system, plus he answers emails promptly and professionally. I really don't know him well, but so far, I have a very good feeling.
On the other hand, Dave only answers until he has your cash. Try emailing him with a support question and he won't answer except to say "go to the Yahoo group". But if you say something he doesn't like there, he'll kick you out and you're SOL for support. Just like the schoolboy who takes his ball and goes home if you don't let him win.