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To: Noda who wrote (10893)	4/6/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: carrngc	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213176

>If anyone buys any PowerPC through Education chanels between now and mid summer (All-in-One included) you can send in a coupon for either 32 megs of RAM or VirtualPC. < Are you sure the AIO is included in this offer--I'm under the impression it is not (at least it's not listed as one of the eligible purchases on the coupon). The third option, by the way, is a warranty extension to 3 years.

To: Noda who wrote (10893)	4/6/1998 8:46:00 PM
From: Zen Dollar Round	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213176

First off, the All-In-One is a great machine at an outstanding price but I don't agree with offering it solely to the education market. I think lots of people would love this simple, powerfull, yet complete device for home or office use. Don't worry about this. Anyone who has followed Apple over the years knows they've done this in the past, only to sell to the public at large a month or two later. I have no doubt the AIO Mac will follow this trend. Past products to do this have included the Emate and the all-in-one LC series Macs. Suffice to say, if these machines become hot in the education market, we'll see them at the retail level very soon.