A catalog of IBM i and AS/400 hardware products, with price ranges, cross-linked to buyer guides, category pages, and editorial hardware research across servers, storage, terminals, and infrastructure.
These catalog pages give the site a second, equally important silo beside buyer guides and editorial articles. The article fork explains the buying process and the directory fork answers the hardware-product side of the same demand, with direct links between both, plus a price range so buyers can budget before they talk to a partner.
Products are grouped by family and connected back to the IBM i product categories and articles that explain where each product fits.
$1,200 - $3,500
A full-depth 42U server rack with rail kit sized to support Power server weight and depth requirements.
$2,000 - $6,000
A rack-mount UPS and power distribution unit bundle providing clean power delivery and safe shutdown time for Power server hardware.
$2,500 - $7,000
A tested and warrantied legacy AS/400 9406 system for buyers running stable older workloads or maintaining a matched spare or lab environment.
$12,000 - $35,000
A tested and warrantied Power9 server pulled from a production environment, offering multi-partition capacity below new-hardware pricing.
$9,000 - $18,000
An entry-tier IBM Power server sized for single-partition IBM i shops that need current-generation processor and memory headroom without enterprise CEC cost.
$650 - $1,900
A dual-port Ethernet adapter card giving a Power server added network capacity and redundancy for production partitions.
$900 - $2,600
A managed switch sized for the IP-attached terminal, printer, and workstation traffic feeding an IBM i environment.
$3,800 - $7,200
A physical Hardware Management Console appliance for managing LPARs, firmware, and service functions on current Power server generations.
$500 - $1,200
A cabling and access kit providing local system console access to a Power server for initial setup and recovery scenarios.
$3,500 - $8,000
A high-volume line printer sized for daily invoice, pick-ticket, and multi-part form output tied directly to IBM i spool queues.
$700 - $1,800
A warehouse-grade label printer tied to IBM i barcode and warehouse output queues for pick, pack, and shipping labels.
$2,800 - $6,500
A compact tape autoloader supporting unattended overnight save operations for small to mid-size IBM i environments.
$9,500 - $24,000
A disk-based appliance that presents as a tape library to existing IBM i save scripts, speeding up backups without a save script rewrite.
$6,000 - $22,000
A host adapter and cabling kit that lets an IBM i partition attach to external SAN storage instead of relying solely on internal DASD.
$3,200 - $8,500
An internal disk expansion drawer adding DASD capacity directly to an existing Power server without introducing external SAN complexity.
$450 - $950
An IP-attached 5250 terminal built as a direct replacement for aging twinax hardware without a controller redesign.
$600 - $1,300
A ruggedized replacement terminal built for warehouse and plant floor conditions where existing twinax infrastructure stays in place.
$1,800 - $6,500
A memory expansion kit adding physical or activated memory capacity to an existing Power server supporting multiple partitions.
$4,000 - $15,000
A capacity-on-demand feature code activating additional processor cores already present but dormant in an existing Power server.