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From: dudevoir@bernoulli.Stanford.EDU (Glen P. Dudevoir)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Apple Announces SE/30 at MacWorld
Summary: SE/30 prices.
Keywords: SE/30, prices
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Date: 25 Jan 89 18:38:58 GMT
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In article <5399@bsu-cs.UUCP> mithomas@bsu-cs.UUCP (Michael Thomas Niehaus) writes:
>Well, Apple finally announced the introduction of the new Mac SE/30 on Thursday
>at MacWorld.  Since people on the net don't like ful press releases, here are
>the major points:
>.... 
>Configurations:
>1MB of RAM and a single 1.4MB FDHD floppy disk drive ($4369 retail)
>1MB (does not agree with product sheet) of RAM and an internal 40MB hard disk
>  ($4,869 retail)
>4MB of RAM and an 80MB internal hard disk ($6,569)
>Both hard disk configurations include the FDHD.  Keyboard options and other
>peripheral devices are packaged and sold separately.
>...
>Michael Niehaus
>Ball State University

I just picked up the price list from our university micro sales office and
they have some slightly different retail prices.

Part No.  	Description   	Retail	Student
M5361		SE/30 HD80/4	$4999.	$3863.
M5390		SE/30 HD40/1 	$3999.	$2864.
M5392		SE/30 1 Meg.	$3499.	$2570.

All listed prices exclude shipping, handling, and sales tax.
Keyboards are separate as noted above.  I was a little hesitant
to post the student prices, but they are freely available to anyone
(the price lists that is), so here they are.  I think the SE/30
is going to put a huge dent in the market for the II.

Glen (dudevoir@bernoulli.stanford.edu)