Unquestionably the most accomplished of the Classic AIOs. Never mind what can be done with a CC, because that pokey little screen is a fatal handicap.
However, the more I try/cast about, the more I am impressed with the IIci, having, as it does, so much more potential to complement a faster CPU with useful adjuncts (eg, real 10/100Base-T NICs) in its NuBus slots, and in not needing especially fancy RAM to be useful, nor hens-teeth-class video cards. I can use a Mac Portrait card in 16 greys in one of mine to drive a Portrait Display, which is a mighty fine improvement over anything the SE/30 can be persuaded to do, but a decent Radius card can give 256 greys. And then there's the native 32-bit operation. Though I've been into Classic AIOs so often as to be able to do it in my sleep, I have to favour the case of the IIcx/IIci/Q700. Only battery replacement necessitates large-scale demolition, and at every 5-7 years, that is not a serious handicap. And, best of all, a PowerCache 50MHz card was just a drop-in.
Despite Tyler's care to rig the voting by not providing for a dissenting vote, I register my view by abstaining, so there.
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