Edge server role hardware requirements

I'm new to Exchange Server 2007 and am in the early stages of planning the installation and deployment. This server will be used in a company with approximately 25 users.
My plan is to use a one machine for Client Access, Hub transport, Mailbox, and Unified messaging.
What are the hardware requirements for the machine that will be running the Edge Server role? Are they different than the machine that will be running the other four roles?
Would 25 CALS be required for the edge server and 25 for the server running the other four roles?
Thanks

You will find all Hardware requirements here (all roles)
http://msexchangeteam.com/archive/2007/01/16/432222.aspx
All clients only need one CAL for all Exchange server
I don't even think that you need a CAL for the EDGE server
You do need an Exchange Server License for every server you have
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