Macintosh SE/30
…equivalent to $17,060 in 2025): 4 MB RAM, 80 MB hard disk Nick Baran of BYTE in February 1989 approved of SE/30's performance improvements over SE and Mac II, stating that the only reasons to instead buy a IIx were the latter's NuBus slots and official support for A/UX. Bruce F. Webster thought in Macworld…