🚀 go-pugleaf

I got the following price list from a local Mac user group; I'm not sure
where they got it. :-)

It looks like the lineup (in "power order") not including the laptop(s) is:

Plus, SE, II, SE/030, IIcx, IIx [, IIce ?]

Regarding the laptops, I don't see any reason that they won't come out with
the 68000 version now, and the 68030 one later...  

(Note:  I make no claims as to the validity of these prices; and I'm posting
them because the person I got them from didn't say that I couldn't...)


  Model		List	 CPU   RAM	HD	Math	Floppy	PMMU
----------------------------------------------------------------------

Mac Plus	1,799	68000	1	-	-	800K	No

Mac SE		3,298	68000	1	-	-	2x800K	No
Mac SE 20		68000	1	20	-	800K	No
Mac SE 2/40	4,598	68000	1	40	-	800K	No

Mac SE/30	4,498	68030	1	-	68882	Super	Yes
Mac SE/30 1/40		68030	1	40	68882	Super	Yes
Mac SE/30 4/80	6,798	68030	4	80	68882	Super	Yes

Mac II		5,896	68020	1	-	68881	800K	No
Mac II			68020	1	40	68881	800K	No
Mac II		9,245	68020	4	40	68881	800K	No

Mac IIcx	5,597	68030	1	-	68882	Super	Yes
Mac IIcx	6,822	68030	4	80	68882	Super	Yes

Mac IIx		7,996	68030	4	-	68882	Super	Yes
Mac IIx		9,745	68030	4	80	68882	Super	Yes


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  Note:  It looks like this is not entirely acurate... I could have sworn the
	"vanilla" SE had a 68010 processor, not a 68000.  That, and I know that
	the Mac II came with an 80-Meg hard drive as well.

Oh well... "Apple (almost) always gets it right the second time around"


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