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Dell SonicWall Equivalent to Replace CheckPoint 4610

Just looking for input/opinion/hard facts.
We need an simple apples to apples spec model comparison.  We will be replacing a CheckPoint 4610 appliance with a Dell SonicWall.  Preferably within the NSA model line.
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According to the Sonicwall Customer Advantage Program the equivalent is something in the Super Massive Series (9200, 9400, 9600, 9800). These are in the $20,000 range and up.

http://partnerdirect.dell.com/sites/channel/en-us/documents/cutomer-advantage-overview.pdf?utm_campaign=43543-37472-ns-na-october_partner_newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=eloqua
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Thank you to MPCP-Brian.
Are there any other opinions out there?  Again, just looking for those who have already done some leg work possibly.  I want to make sure the NSA 4600 is comparable to the Check Point 4610.  I know they are 2 completely different vendors.  Stats on paper are hard to trust.  Does anyone currently have a NSA 4600 in operation? Could you share your performance experience?  We currently have roughly 600 users sitting behind our current firewall, roughly a dozen IPsec & SSL VPN users connected at any given time and 6 IPsec VPN tunnels to our automotive customers.  We are not doing anything fancy what’s so ever.  We currently only have IPS running on the Check Point, no URL filtering, etc.