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In article <260@auscso.UUCP> mentat@auscso.UUCP (Robert Dorsett) writes:

>Another weird thing on purchase policies: I think that just about everyone 
>out there will concede that the Mac II is an order of magnitude different
>from the Macintosh; the only commonality is in the II's abilities to emulate
>a Macintosh and use certain devices.  Here at UT, they are NOT letting students
>who purchased Macs from the Consortium purchase Mac II's, apparently obeying 
>the "one Mac per student" rule.
>
>Again, one might argue the same risk of illegal resale of the equipment, but
>the II price under the Consortium is an *incredible* deal.  Does anyone else
>out there think this is unfair or unusual?

I recently graduated from an AUC school (Carnegie-Mellon U.), and purchased
a Mac II from there (ordered May 9, arrived Sept. 4!).  I was one of the
original Mac purchasers there (May '84).  The rule quoted to me was that
a student could purchase a II or an SE if they had not yet bought a Mac,
or if it had been purchased before May(?) 1985.

C-MU computer store & Apple people, please comment/correct this info.

Steve Fenwick

P.S. C-MU is selling II/40meg for $3133.  Other prices also lower than
     Cornell.
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