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I would also suggest making the stones at least 6 inches long and tapping the end of the guide rod and offering an extension rod to sharpen longer knives.
Lastly, I would suggest offering a nicely machined plate for the base with some knurled screws. Showing someone drilling it to a piece of plyboard is low class. Not ineffective, but it doesn't look good.
These options would make it formidable at the $300- $350 price range.
You should focus on the swivel for the guide rod you're using as a basic feature. Most sharpeners don't offer that as a basic feature and it's a really good one.