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Andy, The 250-#2296 will provide approximately the same interactive CPW as the 400-#2131, with addition batch. The downside of this choice is that you're committing them to staying 'very traditional' and leaving them without an upgrade path. I would suggest having a vendor price out a low-end 270 and a 250 with equivalent capacities, then compare the prices against the need for an upgrade path. Some of the 270's will come with a base interactive capacity which will be the same as what they currently have, others will require an interactive capacity feature. If they would prefer the used market, there should be a number of 170's there which would equal their current platform. What is 'ideal' would depend on whether they will see growth in their processing requirements and if they might stop being so 'traditional'. Are they replacing their system because they need more capacity? Regards, Andy Nolen-Parkhouse > Hi all > > I have a client who is about to replace his Model 400 #2131 running V4.3 > > He has a very traditional setup, approx 15 green screen (twinax dumb > terminal) users, with 4 5250 Client Access users. > > To show how a traditional setup it was, prior to this machine in 1998 they > were running a B20 on Version 2.1! > > Anybody have any ideas on an ideal replacement? > > Regards > Andy Youens
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