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Services Withdrawal: Declaration of Plan to Discontinue Lease, Rental, and Maintenance Services for Selected Machines IBM United States Announcement 907-129, dated June 19, 2007 Services withdrawal: Declaration of plan to discontinue lease, rental, and maintenance services for selected machines Withdrawn machine types/models .............2 Overview Order now ................................................18 Periodically, IBM provides notice to customers of plans to terminate maintenance services for machines under an IBM Agreement. At this time, we are providing notice that selected machine types and models will be discontinued from maintenance services. Refer to the Withdrawn machine types/models section for a complete list of the machine types and models and their effective dates. IBM will send not further correspondence of this nature for these machines. Effective dates • Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) — September 30, 2007, and October 31, 2007 • List A — December 31, 2007 • List B — June 30, 2008 • List C — December 31, 2008 For ordering, contact: Your IBM representative, an IBM Business Partner, or the Americas Call Centers at 800-IBM-CALL Reference: YE001 IBM United States Announcement 907-129 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 1 Withdrawn machine types/models Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) products IBM will withdraw from its maintenance agreements the IBM machine type/model and feature numbers for the OEM products listed below, effective September 30, 2007. Machine type/ Model Manufacturer Description 0079-S01 STRATUS COMPUTER, INC. SOFTWARE SUPPORT 0079-S02 STRATUS COMPUTER, INC. SOFTWARE SUPPORT 0093-23E QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY 0093-23F QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY 0093-2CA QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY,10/20 CART(N 0093-2CB QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY, 20 CARTS (N 0093-2CD QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY, 60-120 CART 0093-QCA QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY,10/20 CART(N 0093-QCB QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY, 20 CARTS (N 0093-QCD QUALSTAR CORPORATION TAPE LIBRARY, 60-120 CART 0093-QCF QUALSTAR CORPORATION DRV,TAPE LIBRARY,AIT 8MM, 0094-EVB EXABYTE CORP. AUTOLOADER W/7 DLT CARTRI 0096-N20 NEC TECHNOLOGIES, INC. MON,CLR,FPD,19",29MM,1280 0098-C12 NORTEL NETWORKS CORP. 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