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> still sell, completely trashing your idea that they would be outdated)
> Maybe do both, calling the upgraded IIv a IIv 020 (aka the SE 030).
> Heck, we could continue this and sell a IIv 030, which would still be
> cheaper because it lacks a coprocessor, MMU, and FDHD drive.
> 
> Also, from the demo given at the IIcx's introduction, board swaps to
> upgrade the machine should be VERY easy.
> 
> paul
> -- 

Kind of hard to have a 68030 without an MMU, since it is built into the 
chip.  68882's at 16MHz are available to the public at round $250.  You
have to know that Apple gets better prices than that.  FDHD shouldn't cost
to much more than the normal drive.  It wouldn't be so profitable to 
market a machine that cost Apple almost as much as a IIcx but not be able
to charge so much for it.  Also, I understand that Apple gets their 030's
at '020 prices through a special deal with Motorola. 

Warning - everything after the second line is pure supposition.