Just thought I would add a little bit more.
You may want to consider looking at 4500 (or 4000,4700) series routers.
They are modular and have pretty much equivalent processing power to
2600/3600 series routers (but not the architecture). They have a fairly
good range of modules available to them
You will need at least one 2620/21 with a Fastethernet port for ISL/.1Q
trunking. The 2500's can do anything a 2600 can besides voice and ATM, but
you can also use a MC3810 for voice which looks like a 2500 (With 16F/64D
you can get a MC3810 image that does VOIP instead of only L2 ie VOFR)
A 2520
I think it depends on your budget. You can get several 2500 series routers
for the cost of a single 2600 with modules. With smart shopping, you
should be able to pick up most 2500 models for under $275. I've bought
2501s, with 16/16, for under $200. The cheapest you're likely to get a
2610
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