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Announcementservices IBM United States September 27, 1994 AnnouncementServices IBM United States September 27, 1994 Declaration of Plan to Discontinue Lease, Rental and Maintenance Services for Selected Machines Periodically, IBM provides notice to customers of plans to terminate IN BRIEF . lease, rental and maintenance services for machines, under an IBM Agreement. The affected machine types are those previously withdrawn from marketing. The effective dates are Selected machine types/models December 31, 1994, September 30, 1995 and December 31, 1995, as and feature codes to be withdrawn indicated. from IBM maintenance agreements effective December 31, 1994, At this time, we are providing final notice that the types/models and September 30, 1995 and feature codes listed, effective December 31, 1994 and December 31, 1995. September 30, 1995, will be discontinued from lease and rental. Additionally, the types/models and feature codes will be terminated from Maintenance Services under the IBM Customer Agreement. IBM will not send any further correspondence of this nature, for those machines or feature codes. This announcement is provided for your information only. IBM′s products can only be ordered under the terms and conditions of IBM′s applicable agreements. For additional information, contact your IBM representative or the IBM Information Support Center at 800-426-3333. IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation. 694-023 Description IBM will withdraw from its lease, rental and maintenance agreements machine types/models listed below on December 31, 1994: Machine Type Model Manufacturer/Model/Device 0955 All Numbering Machine 0963 All Code Generating Unit 0976 All Wind Tunnel Equipment 1324 D02 Dataproducts**, SPG-8070E, Near Letter Quality Printer 1328 318 Exabyte**, EXB-8200S, Tape Drive 1330 M07 Motorola** Codex, 3220, Modem 1330 P01 NCR**, 2557-1201, Modem 1330 003 Multitech Systems**, MM904C/96, Modem 1330 005 Multitech Systems, MM908C/96, Modem 1330 006 Multitech Systems, MM904C/96, Modem 1333 880 Dickens Data Systems**, RT-880, Tape Drive 1334 T01 Toshiba America**, TXM3301E1, Laser Drive 1339 Q01 North Atlantic**, QMS Kiss Plus & 810, Power Supply 1339 Q03 North Atlantic, QMS Kiss Plus & 810, Power Supply 1341 N10 NCR, 2557-1201, POS Printer 1344 C08 Caere**, 562 (OCR-A), POS Scanner 1344 F01 Fujitsu America**, M3093E, POS Scanner 1344 S13 NCR**, 2557-1201, POS Scanner 1347 D02 Datasouth Computer**, TX-5400, Near Letter Quality Printer 1347 E04 Epson America**, FX-286E, Near Letter Quality Printer 1347 E08 Epson America, LQ-1050 (P18MA), Near Letter Quality Printer 1347 E10 Epson America, FX-850 P82PA, Near Letter Quality Printer 1372 E01 Microbilt**, E2742-13, Touch Display 1372 I01 Ultimate Technology**, UTC 1181 POS, Touch Display 1372 M03 Magnavox**, 9CM062-0741, Touch Display 1372 M04 Magnavox, 9CM082-0741, Touch Display 1372 Z01 Zenith Electronics**, ZCM 1492, Touch Display 1376 C01 CMS Enhancements**, E1.0S1-NV (LANSTACK, Hard Drive) 1377 C02 Caere**, 562 OCR-A Controller, POS Scanner 1377 C07 Caere, 562 OCR-A Controller, POS Scanner 1379 C01 Colorgraphic**, Bump Bar 662, Multiplexer 1379 M01 Multitech Systems**, MM908C/96, Multiplexer 1382 N02 NEC Technologies**, Multisync 4D(JC-1601, Color Display 1398 M01 Major Metalfab**, MCD-130, Cash Drawer 1503 I01 Iomega**, CDS-PC10, Diskette Drive 1503 P02 Procom Technology**, PXF-1200, Diskette Drive 1503 W02 Weltec Digital**, W525, Diskette Drive 1504 I02 INMAC**, 80010, Multiplexer 1507 I02 Iomega**, A120H Bernoulli BOX, Hard Drive 1507 I03 Iomega, A210H, Hard Drive 1507 I05 Iomega, CDS-PC20, Hard Drive 1507 M03 Micropolis**, Raidion 1340, Hard Drive 1509 B10 Burr Brown**, TM 2700, Keyboard 1513 A01 Amdek/Wyse**, 410, Monochrome Display 1513 A02 Amdek/Wyse, 432A, Monochrome Display 1513 A03 Amdek/Wyse, 432A, Monochrome Display 1513 A05 Amdek/Wyse, 1280, Monochrome Display 1513 A08 Amdek/Wyse, 410G, Monochrome Display 1513 A20 Amdek/Wyse, 210A, Monochrome Display 1513 A50 Alloy Computer**, PCST/G (Amber), Monochrome Display 1513 G03 Goldstar Electronics**, MBM-2195A, Monochrome Display 1513 G04 Goldstar Electronics, MBM-2195G, Monochrome Display 1513 K01 Kimtron**, KT70PC Mono Display, Monochrome Display 1513 L01 Link Technologies**, N/A, Monochrome Display 1513 L02 Link Technologies, MC-3, Monochrome Display 1513 M01 Magnavox**, 7BM623, Monochrome Display 1513 M08 Magnavox, BM7622, Monochrome Display 1513 N01 NEC Technologies, JB-1285DA, Monochrome Display 1513 N04 NEC Technologies, JB1405HMA-Multisync, Monochrome Display 694-023 -2- Machine Type Model Manufacturer/Model/Device 1513 N06 NEC Technologies, JB 1407 HMA, Monochrome Display 1513 P13 Packard Bell**, PB1272A, Monochrome Display 1513 S08 Samsung Electronics**, ML4571, Monochrome Display 1513 T03 Taxan America**, KX-1212U, Monochrome Display 1513 Z03 Zenith Electronics**, ZVM1240 Display, Monochrome Display 1513 Z04 Zenith Electronics, ZMM-149A, Monochrome Display 1514 B02 Brother International**, HR-35, Letter Quality Printer 1514 B05 Brother International, HR-15, Letter Quality Printer 1514 B06 Brother International, HR-25, Letter Quality Printer 1514 B11 Businessland**, BL45, Letter Quality Printer 1514 C04 C. Itoh Techonology**, D10-40R, Letter Quality Printer 1514 E01 Epson America**,LQ 2550 (15-EPS 0000, Letter Quality Printer) 1514 I01 Qume**, 11/40 Plus (Parallel, Letter Quality Printer) 1514 I02 Qume, Sprint II/55 Plus, Letter Quality Printer 1514 I06 ITT**, 11/90 Plus, Letter Quality Printer 1514 N12 NEC Technologies, Spinwriter 2050, Letter Quality Printer 1514 N14 NEC Technologies, Spinwriter ELF-360, Letter Quality Printer 1515 A04 ALPS America**, ALQ224, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 A07 ALPS America, ALQ 218, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 A41 Anadex**, Print 9620B, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 B08 Brother International, 2024L, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C09 C. Itoh Technology, C715 ACR-STD-120, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C10 Citizen America**, AL-15, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C13 Citizen America, MSP10, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C18 Citizen America, AL-15, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C23 Canon U.S.A.**, PW1156A, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C24 Canon U.S.A., A55, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C34 Genicom**, H80-1A Centronics*, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C36 Centronics**, PS240-1, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C45 C. Itoh Technology, 4000 Model 20, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C46 C. Itoh Technology, 8600, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C49 C. Itoh Technology, 8510BPI, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 C63 C. Itoh Technology, C215XP, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 D13 Dataproducts**, SPG8070, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 D20 Dataproducts, 8010, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 D21 Dataproducts, SPG8020, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 D22 Dataproducts, SPG8072, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 D50 Datasouth Computer**, DS-180DD, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E14 Epson America**, MX-80-FT, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E15 Epson America, LX-80 (P87PA), Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E16 Epson America, MX-100, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E18 Epson America, JX-80 (D102), Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E38 Epson America, LX-810, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 E39 Epson America, LQ1170 W/ AX Cable, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 F06 Fujitsu America**, DL2400, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 F07 Fujitsu America, DX2100, N10 DOT Matrix Serial Printer 1515 G20 Genicom, 3P0001A1, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 I04 Ithaca Peripherals**, PCOS-51 P/N 06-1072, Near Letter Quality Print 1515 I20 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 51, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 I21 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 53 06-0633, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 I24 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 52, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 I25 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 53, Near Letter Quality Printer -3- 694-023 Machine Type Model Manufacturer/Model/Device 1515 I26 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 53 W/Pass Thru, Near Letter Quality Print 1515 I27 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 51 Turbo, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 I28 Ithaca Peripherals, PCOS 53 P/N 06-1420, Near Letter Quality Print 1515 K12 Okidata**, ML82, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K16 Okidata, ML192, 24 PIN DOT Matrix Serial Printer 1515 K18 Okidata, ML-82-A, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K33 Output Technology**, OT-850XL Plus, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K35 Output Technology, OT-700, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K42 Okidata, 8222G, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K45 Okidata, ML-84-SP2, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K58 Okidata, ML-92, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K73 Okidata, ML-193 (GE8251B), Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 K81 Okidata, ML-393C (GE8282A), Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 M13 Magnetec**, M454978-01, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 N19 NEC Technologies, P-2, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 N23 NEC Technologies, CP760, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P07 Panasonic, KX-P1092, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P08 Panasonic, KXP-1093, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P11 Printer Products**, S600 PAR, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P12 Printer Products, S720, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P13 Printer Products, S400 SER, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P14 Printer Products, S600 SER, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P18 Printer Products, S500, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 P41 Printer Products, S-100 (SER RS232C), Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 S01 Star Micronics**, NP-10, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 S02 Star Micronics, ND-15, Near Letter Quality Printer 1515 S05 Star Micronics,
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