[comp.sys.mac.misc] Is the SE30 going too???

epayne@x102a.ess.harris.com (payne edward 01471) (10/10/90)

	Judging by what I've been reading here lately, I may be in for a
surprize.  I ordered an SE30 without a hard drive thinking that I would
install a better one (big mistake).  They informed me that I would have to wait
8 weeks for it.  I talked them into letting me pay for it after 4 weeks.  The 
total came to $2168 for SE30, Ext keyboard, tax, and shipping.  Now, I'm
nervous with all these new macs coming out and one post saying that the IIsi
will replace the SE30.
	I don't know if I'm past the point of no return yet.  Surely Apple
wouldn't abandon the top of the line "Toaster Mac" or is the SE30 toast.
Does anyone have any calm, reassuring words for me, or do I sit back and accept
what happens.
					Thanks!,
					(from an SE owner who recently sold
					it to buy an SE30)
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jimb@silvlis.com (Jim Budler) (10/11/90)

In article <4461@trantor.harris-atd.com> epayne@x102a.ess.harris.com (payne edward 01471) writes:
>
>	Judging by what I've been reading here lately, I may be in for a
>surprize.  I ordered an SE30 without a hard drive thinking that I would
>install a better one (big mistake).  They informed me that I would have to wait
>8 weeks for it.

[...]

>	I don't know if I'm past the point of no return yet.  Surely Apple
>wouldn't abandon the top of the line "Toaster Mac" or is the SE30 toast.
>Does anyone have any calm, reassuring words for me, or do I sit back and accept
>what happens.

I was in at a dealer last Friday. Some of this came up. He said production
of the SE/30 and the IIci was halted until January, so the chipsets could
be used in the new products.

I was in 4 dealers total. Inventory of the SE/30 and IIci was little
or none.

jim
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