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Announcement Summary IBM United States September 18, 2001 Announcements by FAX or Internet FAX The Table of Contents in this package contains the title and letter number for each announcement. Through the FAX Information Service, you can access these or previous Announcement Letters. See the Table of Contents for the FAX Information Service Index. The FAX Information Service is toll-free, easy to use, and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All you have to do is: Step 1: From your touch-tone phone, dial 1-800-IBM-4FAX (1-800-426-4329). Note: Near the end of your call, you will be prompted for the phone number of your fax machine. Step 2: Select Option 2. Step 3: Enter the selected Announcement Letter Number. The Announcement Letter Number is the number that follows the title in the Table of Contents. In the following example, it is 101-253. Options by IBM: PRO/1000T Desktop and PRO/1000T Low Profile Desktop Adapters by Intel 101-253 To select the fax for the detailed Announcement Letter, enter 101253 followed by the pound (#) key. Step 4: You may enter additional Announcement Letter Numbers or request other product information. Up to five documents may be requested per call. Continue following the prompts to receive your requests. Note: To call the FAX Information Service from outside the United States, you must dial 1-408-256-5422 from a fax machine phone. Internet You can access IBM U.S. Announcement Summaries and IBM U.S. Announcement Detail Letters electronically through the Internet at http:/www.ibm.com/news . On the News Screen, select ″Announcement Letters.″ ** Product or company name is a trademark or registered trademark of its respective holder. ii FAX Information Announcement Summary • September 18, 2001 In This Issue Hardware Options by IBM: PRO/1000T Desktop and PRO/1000T Low Profile Desktop Adapters by Intel 101-253 . 1 IBM NetVista A22p Small Business Systems with Microsoft Office XP 101-254 . 2 IBM NetVista X41 Delivers Powerful Computing in an Xtreme Space-Savings, Cool Design and Easier to Use 101-255 . 3 New IBM NetVista A22p Pentium 4 Systems 101-257 . 4 New IBM NetVista A22p Systems with the Intel Pentium 4 Processor 101-258 . 5 New IBM NetVista A21 Series Feature Latest Intel Celeron Processors 101-259 . 6 New IBM NetVista A22p Systems with Intel Pentium 4 Processor 101-260 . 7 Options by IBM: IBM Optical 3-Button ScrollPoint Mouse PS/2 & USB 101-261 . 8 Options by IBM: IBM UPS 500 and IBM UPS 675 USB 101-262 . 9 Selected New Models of IBM NetVista M41 International Special Bids — Global Models Plus Program 101-263 . 10 IBM T560 15.0-inch Hybrid Flat-Panel Color Monitor 101-264 . 11 Options by IBM: IBM PC133 CL2 NP SDRAM UDIMM Memory Upgrades 101-265 . 12 Selected New Models of IBM NetVista X41 International Special Bids — Global Models Plus Program 101-266 . 13 Options by IBM: IBM 32 MB USB Memory Key 101-267 . 14 New IBM IntelliStation E Pro Models Deliver Increased Processing Power 101-268 . 15 New IBM NetVista M41 Pentium 4 Systems 101-269 . 16 IBM NetVista X41 Delivers Powerful Computing in an Xtreme Space-Saving Design 101-270 . 17 Options by IBM: The IBM Zip 250MB Internal Drive Now Includes Installation Hardware 101-271 . 18 Options by IBM: IBM 60GB 7200 rpm ATA/100 (EIDE) Hard Disk Drive 101-272 . 19 Options by IBM: IBM High Rate Wireless LAN PCI Adapter (Low Profile Enabled) 101-273 . 20 Options by IBM: IBM NetVista X Series Radial Arm 101-274 . 21 Options by IBM: IBM DVD-RAM/DVD-R Drive 101-275 . 22 IBM 4694 Point-of-Sale Systems — New Models Give You Greater Speed and Capacities 101-276 . 23 Announcement Summary • September 18, 2001 Table of Contents iii Enhanced SurePOS 730 Models; High-Powered, Flexible Solutions For a New Age of Retail 101-277 . 24 IBM Integrated Facility for Linux on Multiprise 3000 101-278 . 25 Software Software Service Extension: Selected IBM AIX Programs 201-260 . 27 IBM AIXlink/X.25 Version 2.0 Delivers 64-Bit and 32-Bit Functionality 201-261 . 28 New Integrated Product Structure for IBM WebSphere Commerce Analyzer Advanced Edition Version 1.1 201-262 . 29 Tivoli Web Component Manager Version 1.1 201-263 . 30 Enhanced Modular Storage Server Software Solutions Increase MSS Capacity and Configuration Flexibility 201-271 . 31 Availability Date Change: TAXWARE Integration Module 201-277 . 32 Marketing Modification: IBM DB2 Universal Developer′s Edition Promotion 301-158 . 33 Services IBM ServicePac for Warranty and Maintenance Options, Warranty Service Upgrades, and Annual Maintenance Available for Additional NetVista Systems 601-032 . 35 Withdrawal Software Withdrawal: Chili!Soft ASP Solutions and AIXlink/X.25 Version 1 — Replacements Available 901-232 . 37 Cooperative Hardware Withdrawal: Johnson & Quin Products 901-233 . 38 Hardware Withdrawal: Selected IBM 4694 Point of Sale (POS) System Models — Replacements Available 901-234 . 39 Hardware Withdrawal: McDATA ED-5000 FC Director — Replacement Available 901-235 . 40 Hardware Withdrawal: Selected IBM SurePOS 700 Series Models 901-236 . 41 Hardware Withdrawal: IBM 2101 Seascape Solutions Rack Model 100 901-237 . 42 Service Extension for Tivoli Enterprise Console V3R6, Withdrawal and End-of-Service for Selected Tivoli Products 901-238 . 43 Hardware Withdrawal: Selected IBM 3170 Models and Model Upgrade — Replacements Available 901-239 . 44 Service Discontinuance: IBM Distributed Data Services for Windows NT V1, IBM 4690 Controller Services Feature of DDS for Windows NT V1 901-240 . 45 iv Table of Contents Announcement Summary • September 18, 2001 Announcement Letter Numeric Index . ..
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