Actually....although I would not buy it since I have so much gear already, what about the National Instruments VirtualBench?
http://www.ni.com/virtualbench/specifications/It costs 2k USD and has a 100 MHz MSO (16+2 CH),5.5 digit DMM, triple PSU, function gen and digital I/O.
Mixed-Signal OscilloscopeBandwidth 100 MHz
Channels 2 analog, 34 digital
Sampling Rate 1 GS/s (single channel), 500 MS/s/ch (dual channel)
Waveform Measurements cursors, 22 automatic measurements
Waveform Math add, subtract, multiply, divide, FFT
Record Length 1 million samples
Protocol Analysis SPI, I2C, parallel
Function GeneratorMax Frequency 20 MHz (sine), 5 MHz (square)
Channels 1
Waveform Types sine, square, ramp, triangle, DC
Digital MultimeterResolution 5 ½ digits
Measurement Functions VDC, VAC, IDC, IAC, continuity, resistance, diode
Max Voltage 300 V max input voltage
Max Current 10 A max input current
Basic Accuracy up to 0.015% VDC
Programmable DC Power SupplyChannels 3
Voltage/Current (Ch1) 0 to +6 V/0 to 1 A
Voltage/Current (Ch2) 0 to +25 V/0 to 0.5 A
Voltage/Current (Ch3) 0 to -25 V/0 to 0.5 A
Digital I/OChannels 8 (input or output)
Logic Level 5 V compatible LVTTL input, 3.3 V LVTTL output