I'm going to be honest with you. When the Mac first came out, I didn't like the original design. I would have done it TOTALLY differently for an all in one model when CRT was the only type of screen. I wanted what actually ended up being the first generation iMac.
Now, what would have happened if Apple came out with a product back in the beginning that resembled a first generation iMac instead?
I thought they should have made the original Mac OS Unix, used a 13inch COLOR screen, a decent sized hard drive, a decent amount of RAM, built-in ethernet instead of AppleTalk and a parallel printer port and serial port. That was more of MY idea that I had. But since I'm not Steve Jobs or work at Apple doesn't mean my idea wasn't better than his. I just never worked for a computer company making decisions on a product.
Steve was not always right either.
Not too many people always come up with the best ideas. Many times people come up with a decent idea and many times their wrong. Well, BFD.
I had an original Mac 128 purchased within a few weeks of availability. What you were asking for wasn't possible at that time for the consumer market; the Mac 128 was $2495.00, and that was a steep price in the consumer market. You were asking way too much of a computer for that era.
Cost was everything, and Unix wasn't close to being ready for consumers at that time.