Reccs for firewall upgrade- small business, 1 remote site, WAN failover- Fortigate vs. Netscreen vs.

We're looking to upgrade our current network/firewall setup at our main
office. We currently use a Cisco pix 506 on a T1 wan connection. We
also have a DSL line as a backup that we manually failover. Our main
office has 40-50 users and we have a remote office with 10 users also
using a PIX 506 and have a site-to-site VPN between the two offices.

What we want to do is upgrade the firewall on the home office, to
something that will allow for automatic failover of our T1 and DSL
lines (i.e. dual WAN support). The site-to-site VPN to our remote
office would also need to automatically failover. Load balancing would
be a plus but not sure what products include this other than Netscreen
(does the Fortigate support this?). We would also like to setup a DMZ
for our servers, and almost all products we're looking at allow this so
I don't see this being a big issue. VPN performance is important too.
We do not need remote client VPN functionality as we use Citrix for
remote access.

I've had experience running Checkpoint/Nokia in the past but that still
seems to be on the more expensive side as there are a lot of newer
appliances that are more cost effective. I'm looking at the Fortigate
60 and 100A, as well as the Netscreen 5GT with the extended license.
Cisco and Checkpoint seem way overpriced. How has the Juniper Networks
acquisition of Netscreen played out now that it has been 2 years since?
Juniper also has released its own products, the SSG 5 that seem to be
pretty much the same as the NetScreen 5GT? Anyone have any experience
with the SSG line?

I'd appreciate any feedback, suggestions, recommendations from people
who've had experiences with these and other products.

Thanks!

Chris