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From: goldfarb@hcx9.UCF.EDU
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Dove '030 & A/UX 1.1
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Date: 3 Mar 89 19:44:00 GMT
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Nf-From: hcx9.UCF.EDU!goldfarb    Mar  3 14:44:00 1989


>>I could...upgrade the II to a IIx for about $1500 (without
>>FDHD), or buy a Dove 32 MHz 68030 for about $1000.
>
>Where are these prices from? Our academic upgrade price from a Mac-II to a Mac-IIx
>is $3300. This is the main reason I decided that it was not worth it for me sticking
>with Apple.
>
>Ivo Welch

If you check further, you'll probably discover that the $3000+ price you
were given is subject to a credit when the original Mac II logic board is
returned to Apple.  The exact wording in our contract is:
	"A credit of $1500 will be issued upon return of old
	Macintosh II logic board to Apple."

Ben Goldfarb