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Don't have it, but from reading the pages it sounds like they're trying to sell a lot of free software with some cute and quick "defaults" that make it about 1/2 as complicated to set-up and probably damn near impossible to upgrade the software without making their front-end go kazoo.
I'm also very leery of any company that ever refers to anything as an "appliance", which usually means a badgered year and a half old redhat and some commodity hardware marked up 200%, but then again, this gear usually does a damn good job, its really what do you want to pay for: their kit, or off the shelf gear and an ISO of the latest RedHat + 1 geek to make it do everything their package does.
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