I know that list prices aren't as useful as the street prices, But we don't know what the street prices will be, and they are likely to fluctuate until distribution settles down and everything is readily available. For what it's worth, then... (compare with the table in TidBITS-143 - you do use Easy View so it's easy to go back to old issues, no?). The prices that interest me the most are the relatively low prices for the Duos, especially in comparison to the 145, 160, and 180. It makes sense because the Duos have no floppy drives and fewer ports, but I'm still slightly surprised Apple didn't increase the price for them simply because they are new and cool.

                                       Suggested Retail
     Macintosh IIvx 4/80                    $2,949
     Macintosh IIvx 4/230                   $3,319
     Macintosh IIvx 5/80, CD                $3,219
 
     (no prices available for IIvi configurations, sorry)
 
     Macintosh PowerBook 145 4/40           $2,149
     Macintosh PowerBook 145 4/80           $2,499
     Macintosh PowerBook 160 4/40           $2,429
     Macintosh PowerBook 160 4/80           $2,789
     Macintosh PowerBook 160 4/120          $3,149
     Macintosh PowerBook 180 4/80           $3,869
     Macintosh PowerBook 180 4/120          $4,229
 
     Macintosh PowerBook Express Modem Kit  $319
 
     Macintosh PowerBook Duo 210 4/80       $2,249
     Macintosh PowerBook Duo 230 4/80       $2,609
     Macintosh PowerBook Duo 230 4/120      $2,969
 
     Macintosh Duo Dock                     $1,079
     Macintosh Duo MiniDock                 $589
     PowerBook Duo Floppy Adapter           $135
     Macintosh Duo Floppy Disk Drive        $199
 
     Macintosh Color Display (14")          $589
 
     AppleCD 300                            $599
     Macintosh CD 300i Internal Upgrade     $469

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