🚀 go-pugleaf

Did somebody already post a reason why the SE can not be used as the low
cost, entry level Mac, and I missed it? :-)

Let's see what the SE has going for it:

- It works
- The assembly line is already set up for it.
- The manuals are ready.
- The investment in development has probably already been paid off.
- No further design is needed.
- It comes with a monitor.

This sounds good to me!

How can Apple justify spending money to develop a machine that will be basically
identically to the SE (or Plus).  What can they leave out, the expansion bus?
the disk drive? the mouse?  the memory slots? :-)

Come on let's get real. 

BTW, the Plus can be bought through University discount by less than $1000.00,
since I don't think that Apple sells the machines at a loss and given the
fact that the SE is cheaper to manufacture than the Plus, there is no reason
why the SE couldn't be sold under $1000.00.  (I said this even though I own an
SE and it's resale value would go down).
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